 Okay, so I'm doing one more teaser video before I do my full episode of SSD versus hard drive. I don't think I mentioned in my last video, I'm actually using a Vertex 60GB drive. So you can see that's an OCZ Vertex 60GB. And it is against a Western Digital 1TB black hard drive. So I'm going to demonstrate how an SSD doesn't slow down when you start doing something in the background. So I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to scan the whole computer on both of these systems. And then I'm going to use the keyboard, which is under the cameraman's arm, to navigate up to open Adobe Photoshop. Now I should mention that I'm using exactly the same image of Windows. I used Acronis, whatever it's called, their software, to clone the hard drive onto the SSD. And we're going to launch Photoshop and see how long it takes. So the SSD, even though it has an antivirus scan running in the background, boom, Photoshop is ready to go. Whereas on the hard drive, you can see that there's a significant delay whenever you're running something like... something that's accessing your drive in the background.