Just got an i7 13" MacBook Pro, and lovely bit of kit as it is, a 5400rpm drive just does not cut it... Bearing in mind that my main use of a Mac is for running Logic Pro, which when it's accessing lots of audio files simultaneously as it often does, is sometimes too demanding of a 7200rpm drive even let alone a 5400, I'm planning on putting an SSD in it ASAP.
But I know very little about them! Is it all just about the max read and write speeds, or is there more to it than that? I know the machine has a SATA III connection for the HD so will be buying SATA III drive to suit, but even then it seems there's a lot of disparity between the quoted speeds. And is there any makes to go for, or any to avoid? On ebuyer right now there's a couple of 120GB OCZ drives for £130 which doesn't seem too bad a deal (would like 240 but that's £300 still!), and I don't mind keeping all non essential files (mp3's, films, downloads) on my desktop anyway as that has a 1TB drive with 800GB still free...
So what should I get?

