Looks like OCZ has another SSD series coming out soon - this one called 'Summit' (Samsung controller).

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I just got some information from OCZ on pricing and availability this morning. It looks like the Summit series of drives will be available near the end of March with capacities of 250GB, 120GB and 60GB. Prices on those drives will be $829, $399 and $199 based on our estimates as well.
For as long as the Intel X25-M solid state drives have been on the market, we have always had to end all of our other SSD reviews with "pretty good but" conclusions. The advent of a new generation of solid state drives like the OCZ Summit, with new controller logic and the addition of on-board cache memory, is finally giving Intel's mainstream drives some real competition. The performance of the OCZ Summit 250GB SSD is still not besting that of X25-M but it is coming close.

Where the OCZ Summit really shines in our tests is with write speeds - the addition of 64MB of cache definitely has increased overall write throughput compared to previous Samsung MLC-based designs and are indeed faster than the write speeds on the Intel X25-M. Intel's controller is doing much of the same kind of data shuffling and reorganization that the Summit is doing though without the advantage of on-board memory dedicated to the process.

The read speeds on the Summit are very good, though that is the one area that Intel still has a slight edge overall.