Despite the different, all three systems share the same selection of SSD controllers. The traditional MacBook Pro as well as the MacBook Air still refer to their storage as Solid State Drives. Apple is careful to refer to the SSD in the next-generation MacBook Pro as "all-flash storage" instead of a solid state drive. The 2012 MacBook Air, 2012 MacBook Pro and next-generation MacBook Pro all feature updated solid state storage. One of the top items on my to-do list was to hammer on Apple's new SSD. After a week in Taiwan, and a weekend in San Francisco, I'm finally back home and hard at work on the Retina Display MacBook Pro Review.
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