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Combination of software and small storage device cuts startup time
Sandisk is showing a wide range of storage devices at Computex Taipei, but this one caught our eye. It uses a very small solid state disk (SSD) with a capacity of just 8GB, along with some software called ExpressCache from Diskeeper Corporation to cut the time taken to launch programs or Windows.
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