Buffalo 16GB & 32GB SSDs for Dell Inspiron Mini 9

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Buffalo unveils 16GB and 32GB SSDs for Inspiron Mini 9
Published 12/3/2008 by Joseph L. Flatley at Engadget
... It looks like the kids at Buffalo are hard at work making sure that all of you netbook-lovin' Engadget readers aren't stuck with the minimal storage that has plagued early adopters of the solid state drive. In addition to their recent Eee PC-compatible SSDs, the company is now offering 16GB and 32GB drives for Dell's Inspiron Mini 9. Due out sometime this month, the 16GB should set you back ¥5,300 ($57), or you can shell out ¥9,400 ($101) for the 32GB. [Via Slashgear] ...

Two new options for the Dell Mini 9: more SSD and $5 HSDPA card
Published 12/3/2008 by Kevin C. Tofel at jkOnTheRun
... Here's a two-fer post: one way to cram spec a higher-capacity Solid State Disk module in your Dell Mini 9 and another to get integrated 3G. Current Mini 9 offerings start at 4GB for the SSD drive and max out at 32GB. SlashGear says that Buffalo now offers both 16GB and 32GB aftermarket modules for your Mini 9: $57 for the small and $101 for the large. I checked Dell's Mini 9 product page for upgrade costs over their lower-capacity 4GB and they factory price the 16GB and 32GB modules at $75 and $100. Buffalo might be the way to go for 16GB then, while you might as ...