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The drive ships in a plain looking box with the name of the product on the front and little other information.
The bundle is basically non existent. A quick installation guide and a few mounting screws.
The drive itself ships inside a metal case, which is quite attractive. Details of the product are listed on the rear.
Opening the chassis is straightforward and the PCB is held in place by 4 tiny screws.
MemoRight are using the SF1222TA3-SBH controller which is a last generation SandForce design. This means the drive is a SATA 3Gbps product and will not compete with the latest designs. The SF-1222 processor was used in the ADATA S599, OCZ Vertex 2, Patriot Inferno and the Corsair Force (among others).
There are eight NAND flash modules on the PCB. Sandforce controllers offer native TRIM support in Windows 7, as well as Native Command Queuing with 32 command slots. Self Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (SMART) are also offered. We have covered this technology before, and it is slightly disappointing to see an older Sandforce design in a new product release for the enthusiast market.
