The ThinkPad X300 from Lenovo only comes with solid-state memory, the first consumer notebook to do so. Jim Elliott, Samsung's vice president of memory marketing, called the X300's debut in February a "hallmark event" for computing, where soon more and more solid-state drives will be configured into notebook platforms rather than being an afterthought configurable option. "We expect this to be the beginning of a trend," Elliott said.
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