Although the hard drive crisis sparked renewed interest toward SSDs, the price you have to pay in order to get one is still too high for most users.
Intel will try to remedy the situation by releasing new budget-oriented solid-state drives that belong to the Intel 330 SSD line. Sporting SATA 3.0 support and sequential read/write speeds of 500 MB/sec and 450 MB/sec respectively, the new SSDs will be built around the 25nm NAND memory found in Intel 320 SSDs.
The new Intel 330 SSDs will be available for purchase starting on April 13 and will cost 90 USD for the 60 GB version, 150 USD for 120 GB, 235 USD for 180 GB of capacity. All drives come with a 5-year warranty.
Source: Hexus.net