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[kls85]

Most enthusiast are willing to buy a SSD for it's incredible read and write, but what's holding most people off is the price and capacity. Sure it has gone down a lot, but the price range at this point is still unreachable for many.
What you have in mind is like everyone else, spend the least amount and get the best one that has to offer, unfortunately you can't as the industry isn't there yet so with the budget you got, you can only get the one that's decent in size and that's 60-64GB. A 64GB SSD isn't a whole lot, but to the SSD owners, they'll find a way to justify it thus making them feel happy and satisfied with their purchase.
People buys SSD for the sake of performance not just only for the sake of booting into the OS faster but for everything they're planning to do, so that 60GB SSD is way too small and if you don't have the money to buy a bigger size, do so when you have enough. If you got $300 you can go with

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227578
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233154

For SATA cables, it's all similar, but if you got SATA III drive, use them cables that's rated for SATA III as there is a performance difference.
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