We have looked at this from the perspective of rolling our own. The idea
was to write an ASP.NET app that provided a way for our customers to come
in and log feature requests, report bugs and so forth via some interface
that we would create, and have the work items logged directly into TFS. We
Grant, do you know if this is still true?
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We have looked at this from
The response I had from MS licensing was dated 30 May this year. I am not
aware that anything has changed. If it has changed then I would love to
know as we would resurrect this project.
On 20 August 2013 09:16, David Kean david.k...@microsoft.com wrote:
Grant, do you know if this is still
Re-adding Grant Holliday to the thread.
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The response I had from MS
Something only for those willing to get intimate with their computer
hardware: Samsung PM841 SSDs (128Mb - 256Mb - 512Mb) - note these are mSATA
(see below)
Link
http://www.ramcity.com.au/upgrade/data-storage/internal-solid-state-drives/
samsung-pm841/79997 = RAMCity - I have had very good
The Samsung ones are usually OEM only, so if you want a low height 512GB mSATA
drive, then Ramcity's a good source.
Otherwise, there's plenty of other manufacturers out there (Crucial, Mushkin
etc also ship 512GB ones, but they are a bit thicker).
www.amazon.comhttp://www.amazon.com has a
Cool thanks for that info Ian, I was thinking of replacing my main SSD in my
Lenovo X220T this year, I think it also supports a secondary SSD (perhaps
mSATA).
I guess I could always just buy a shiny new ultrabook instead
Jason Roberts
Journeyman Software Developer
Twitter: @robertsjason
Those sizes should be Gb of course – not Mb L
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Ian Thomas
Victoria Park, Western Australia
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I think the X220T supports a regular 9.5mm SATA drive, so you could buy
anything up to the 960GB Crucial M500. The regular SATA drives are faster than
mSATA drives.
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