Yes, check out this video

Possible with the SSD (solid state disk), the world’s fastest SSD from Mtron (Korea). A bunch of flash memories as a disk drive to replace conventional HDD. Faster, weights less, less noisy and highly durable against shock and vibration because it uses flashmemory as storage medium. Fastest access time ever: 0.1m sec, instant seeks, 150MB burst, sustained 100MB writing & 80MB reading.

Mtron: "Our target markets have good growth potential and our company is well positioned to take advantage of the emerging new transition of storage. Technological advances have resulted in exponential increases in processor speeds while storage access times have only improved marginally. As a result, fast processors such as dual core or even multi core processors are forced to slow down and wait on mechanical storage devices to deliver its data. This quest for faster processing capabilities gave birth to SSD. By solving the problem of latency with its ingenious use of solid-state memory, SSDs will eliminate the CPU-storage performance gap, increasing overall performance of computing power. Within 2 years, we expect to see radical transition in the storage market from mechanical HDD to solid state disk". (site in Korean and English).

Now that would be nice to work with in the studio ! A c-drive in raid 1-mirror with 2 Mtron Sata's (or raid 0) and a bunch of Mtron's for the audiofiles and the samplebanks … : )

For shure the future for everyone