With hard drive prices where they are, I would get an SSD. The Crucial M4 and Samsung 830 are the two to beat. Just think of the noise a 10,000 rpm drive is going to make vs an SSD....is it an SSD or a SSD?

My English grammar tells me it's an, because s is pronounced "es". Much same like the word hour, you don't say a hour, because it's "aur"... The usage is determined by pronounciation I think.

Edited January 2, 201214 yr by Kosta

Depends, if you use the acronym then it's "an SSD" where as if you say it in full it's "a solid state drive" :)

Edited January 2, 201214 yr by flymecrazy