Hard Drives are often considered the slowest part of most computers and by upgrading your hard drive, means a generally faster computer!
A solid-state drive (SSD), a relatively new type of hard drive, is a data storage device that uses integrated circuit assemblies as memory to store data persistently.
An SSD has no moving parts and could easily be compared to the memory card you use in your digital camera at home. With no moving parts, an SSD uses less power, typically five times faster than normal hard drives and shock resistant (great for laptops!).
Until recent months, SSDs have been expensive, often costing more than a new computer, but prices have dropped dramatically and it is now affordable to upgrade your current computer.
Speak to your local engineer today about upgrading your hard drive to a SSD and give your computer a new lease of life.
