According to friends at LegitReviews, Kingston has announced to team up with Intel to offer SSD. Now we can see the products that they complete together.

Kingston Booth at CES 2009

SSDNow E Series

SSDNow E Series mainly targets at corporation users, featuring 32GB single-level cell drive and read/write speed of 250/170MB per second. With MTBF (Mean Time Before Failure) of 2 million hours, its maximum power consumption is 2.4W Active, while as low as 0.06W Sleep. The performance of E Series can be compared to Intel X25-E Series. It is expected to be sold at $1039.

SSDNow M Series

Shipping with 80GB multi-level cell drive, SSDNow M Series is designed for mobile users offering read/write speed of 250/70MB per second. The power specs for the M Series are 0.15W Active and 0.06W TYP Sleep and the life expectancy is 1.2 million hours mean time before failure. SSDNow M is available at $762.