Fusion-io’s Original ioDrive was stupid fast, but the next generation, that is pathetic. Try 1.5GB sustained read and write speeds of 1.4GB sustained speeds. Yes, let that sink in a minute.Fusion-io has also blown the slot capacity of their predecessors from the water with the versions of the PCI Express Duo in 160GB, 320GB, 640GB and 1.28TB sizes. Three of the four versions will be starting in April with the 1.28GB version planned for the second half of 2009. If you’re wondering how much it will cost, that probably means that you can afford. Details were not provided, but we are talking tens of thousands of dollars in high-end here.

If you recognize Fusion-io, it is the only company woz as Chief Scientist. Since he is only, we doubt that he had to do with the ioDrive the creation and production, but it is very likely to hand in their upcoming products.

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