I'm looking forward to have larger SSD because now a days I can't use SSD as a main disk because it's too small.

Thanks.

I utilize a SSD in my home machine (120GB OCZ Vertex II), work machine, server, and wife's laptop. Size is no issue as I run a second hard drive with 1TB plus and just put the OS and games that are most demanding on the SSD. The performance boost for the machine has actually shifted my interest in gaming software design. I used to design based on ease of accessibility. With 2 to three minutes to boot and with a busier schedule I tended to gravitate towards Xbox 360 and Wii as the games seemed more accessible. Since I've upgraded to SSD's I've noticed a boot time of 30 seconds and because of this I am up and testing faster on my computer now. Not only that but in game rendering on my ssd has made load screens a thing of the past. Skyrim for example loads in 3 to 4 seconds on my ssd where as on my 360 it takes 30 to 40 seconds. When testing in a specific area the fast travel guarantees a certain amount of time lost just waiting on the next load screen. I find that I play more games because of the SSD and because of this my design has shifted back to the PC as opposed to for thing like the kinect or wii motes like I was doing before.

I bought an intel 520 solid state and im in love with thing. It is amazingly fast and cheap in comparrison to other.  I hope to have a lot more running in a few of my clients companies

We started to work with SSD computers this year. At this moment we already have impressive performances, comparing to other equipments. We are working in an article and we will share with you as soon as possible! All the best!