Sony VAIO Z to offer ultra-fast "Quad SSD" in RAID 0 configuration, backlit keyboard?

We've already presented you the leaked glasses for the unexpected updates to Sony's VAIO Z program of laptops. Now here's what you haven't heard: that SSD on the feature itemize is kinda special, a "Quad SSD" in Sony language. To excerpt from the materials we've peeped, the Quad SSD is represented as "SSD RAID0:64GB/128GB x 4." What's blurred is whether that effectuation 4x 128GB or 64GB modules for either 512GB or 256GB of RAID 0 storage, or exclusive 4x winkle modules totaling 128GB or 64GB of RAID 0 capacity. Presumably, it's similar to devices same the PhotoFast GMonster Quad Drive (pictured, with quaternary CF module cards) that we've already seen. What we do undergo for sure, however, is that Sony's Quad SSD features incredible throughput compared to a traditional 5400rpm hornlike disk. We're conversation about writing a 1GB file at about 4 seconds compared to 25 seconds on that same 5400rpm spinner. We're also told that the VAIO Z module be the first to feature a backlit keyboard, something we've been missing from Sony's previous procreation of Zs. It's CES kids so the truth is exclusive hours away.

[Thanks, Anonymous]