The kit arrives with what is essentially a solid state drive board without the memory. There are four slots available to plug in microSD memory cards (also available for CF cards). Simply connect the cards to the mainboard (max of 32GB per card, class 10 recommended and all cards need to be the same capacity) then connect the board to your computer."

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my 120 gig ssd cost less than $70.00 with tax and shipping/handling so no I would get a real ssd instead of this for $80.00 plus
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