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The last TRULY innovative drive releasaed was 10-12 years ago when Maxtor released their MXT-540/1240 6300 RPM series drives.
Talk about transaction rates!
Unfortunately they were losing $100 a drive shipped, so they weren't around very long
- Posted by: BitTwiddler Posted on: 09/06/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
What about SPEED?????
Steve Summers | 09/06/07
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To be honest...
BitTwiddler | 09/06/07
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This has been tried!
I am Gorby | 09/07/07
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Multiple arm strategies
sbotsford@... | 09/09/07
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RE: Seagate's new line of hard drives
hhtomcat@... | 09/06/07
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RE: Seagate's new line of hard drives
Kromaethius | 09/06/07
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Free Agent 320 Gig External
Kromaethius | 09/06/07
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