Upcoming MacBook Airs to use 400Mbps flash storage?

Japanese blog Macotakara.jp is reporting from parts makers in Asia that Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air refresh, expected in the next two weeks, will use super-speedy 400Mbps NAND flash storage chips. In addition to being incredibly fast ? even faster that the current MacBook Air solution, which uses an mSATA connector to connect the SSD to the motherboard ? these new NAND flash storage chips would be soldered directly to the motherboard, bypassing any connector. If true, this new change would result in 100-times performance increase over the current solution, and coupled with a rumored bump to i5 / i7 processors, the new MacBook Airs should absolutely fly. [Via 9to5 Mac] Read

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