As spydez points out - ZFS does offer a major benefit for machines (laptops) running SSD: "[it evens] out write activity to avoid hot spot failures [in flash]."
You also have to think about the possibilities that would have been possible with ZFS, like hybrid storage pools: efficient use of a Flash + Conventional HD setup
http://blogs.sun.com/jonathan/entry/not_a_flash_in_the
You also have to think about the possibilities that would have been possible with ZFS, like hybrid storage pools: efficient use of a Flash + Conventional HD setup
http://blogs.sun.com/studler/entry/zfs_and_the_hybrid_storag...