Think an SSD or Raptor is fast?

I saw one of these at SIGGRAPH a few months ago, and I think it puts all y'all with RAID0 of VelociRaptors and SSDs to shame.

http://www.ramsan.com/products/ramsan-20.htm

450GB SSD on a PCIe x4 card. 700MB/s of sustained throughput, and the data goes straight through the northbridge to the processor, rather than having to travel through a slow SATA interface and the southbridge. It's probably the lowest latency drive I know of.

Downside? Price. It was noisy in the convention hall, and I couldn't really hear... He either said fifteen hundred or fifteen thousand. I'm not sure. They don't list a price, you have to actually call and dicker with a sales rep. Regardless, if you have to ask how much it costs, you probably can't afford it. And really, if you aren't a SysAdmin in charge of mission critical servers with need for low-latency data transfer, you probably don't need it.