"In my opinion, your choice comes down to your patterns of usage, and how much space you need. The Intel 310 “Soda Creek” drive does provide a faster performance in random reads/writes, and if random performance is your goal, then that is your choice (note: the 40GB model is slower than the 80GB model reviewed here, which should be taken into account at purchase time).

However, the MyDigitalSSD drive offers a capacity that is currently the highest in the market, at a price that is roughly $60 less than the second-largest drive by Renice, and only $40 more than the Intel drive for over 40 gigabytes of additional storage. If you’re the type that considers Adobe Creative Suite or some other large program bundles to be your daily-use apps, or someone who hopes to save weight by using just an mSATA SSD, this drive will be your go-to choice to ensure you have space to do what you need. Since mSATA drives are often used as a boot/apps drive (with read-speed being the primary factor), write speeds may not be significant in your choice of drives, and the MyDigitalSSD drive does have the upper hand in sequential reads.

In the end, both drives are significantly faster than any mechanical hard drive on the market, and make a good choice for a boot-drive replacement. Where you go from there is up to you."

- LoneWolf15, NotebookReview.com

Read the full review below for detailed testing results.

http://forum.notebookreview.com/solid-state-drives-ssds-flash-storage/599675-mydigitalssd-bullet-proof-128gb-msata-review.html