The drive uses Samsung's V-NAND technology and is capable of read/write sequential speeds of 540MB/s and 520MB/s, respectively. You also get 5 years of warranty.
The drive is priced at $1499, which is a lot of money for a storage device as you can build an entire computer in that much money. But as AnandTech notes, the cost per gigabyte is not unreasonable, and the drive is roughly twice as expensive as their 2TB mode (or roughly four times that of the 1TB model), making it just as economical, if not more.
The drive is now available for purchase on Amazon.
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