 So I'm here in the OCC suite at CES and I've actually got their entire SSD lineup in front of me. It might not be the whole thing actually. They have so many SSD products. From about this line over and kind of going over this way, we've got the current product. So you've got your Vertex, your Agility, as well as your Solid 2. These are all products that we've seen a lot of, but there is some new stuff here too. First of all, we've got the Vertex 2, which you can see they've improved both the sustained reads, the random reads, the sustained writes, and the random writes. And it also features a brand new controller as featured on an Antec.com. So you should definitely check out the review of this. They're expecting it to come out sometime around the February, maybe March timeframe if it does get pushed back. Another really cool thing we've got is the Vertex 2 Pro, Vertex 2 Pro EX, which are basically a faster controller or a faster controller with SLC flash. So this is going to be more interesting to the enterprise guys, but that doesn't make it an irrelevant product. So it's very cool to be able to see this. Now this is by far the coolest one. Maybe you won't be able to afford one. In fact, if you're a consumer, I can pretty much guarantee you won't be able to afford one. But you remember the Z Drive. Z Drive is incredibly high spec and manages amazing sustained reads and writes because it uses a PCI Express interface rather than a traditional SATA 2 or even SATA 3 interface for a hard drive. Now the Z Drive has been updated to the P88 model, which you can see it's using a PCI Express 4X interface, but the cool thing about this, and I'm going to get the camera person who is assisting me here, he's got a funny look on his face now, to have a look really closely here you can see that it actually features upgradable flash. So you can buy a particular model of the P88 and then you can actually upgrade it to higher density flash later on down the line. So it actually features here, I'm going to turn it around to the back so you can see here. There are four Indolink controllers on the back of this card. It is a stacked card, so there are four more Indolink controllers and then we've got an internal RAID controller on the card right here. It looks to be a single slot solution but it might bump into the back of some cards depending how far components stick up on the back if they have a backplate or whatever. But to me this is by far the coolest product I've seen so far at CES and I thank the guys at OCC for showing it to me. Be sure to check out my video blog every day for more unboxings and product info.