From a review I read on them, they were rather overpriced and its performance leaves much to be desired.

so for my website browsing its not important
but for extracting rar files it s needed

yup

how come i feel the SSD selling in malaysia all overpriced.
last month went to hk, saw 32GB SSD only HKD699 = RM280, here RM380. and 40gb selling at HKD900++ =RM360++ only.
there SSD is famous.. all shops selling and keep stock alot. here very rare to see in IT mall.

Revo drive can be brought in on special order.

A bit confused with all the SSD technologies out there. Probably the gurus here could help me. I'm not into the speed, as long as it works as fast as the normal HDD, should be enough. My requirement is .. I need a reliable HDD/SSD which could stand being in the car. I've replaced one WD notebook HDD before and I'm on the second one which is Hitachi 7200rpm notebook HDD. It giving the same symptom as before my WD died, whenever I do cornering whatever I'm playing strutter and having problem during boot/waking up from hibernate. I do have a program which is writing to the HD every 15 minutes or so to record video from my onboard webcam in the car. Main function will be to play audio/video, navigation.

Now from the above, is the cheap Kingston V enough for me or should I go to the GEN2 of SSD (Kingston V+, Intel or that OCZ Vertex2 variation) is the one to go? Don't have much budget for this though. 

Thanks for any input.

Means the price is still cheaper than the price you see in the pic. 
Warranty direct to OCZ usa.

Gila speed fr OCZ

thanks saturn85..it seems that my mobo does support sata2..yeay!!

My OCZ Agility goes from power button to completely usable Debian desktop in 9sec (my BIOS is slow and takes 3 - 4 seconds, if not it would be even faster)

just bought mushkin callisto deluxe 120gb ytd for my amd rig..
i lovin it =)