Samsung 'HHDs'?

lol at
Samsung is the sixth largest maker in the world, with a 7.2 percent share in 2005.

That means that they are pretty much the smallest. Quick someone name 5 HDD makers:
  1. Seagate
  2. Maxtor
  3. Western Digital
  4. Hitachi
  5. well um.. Fujitsu

being number 6 in such a consolidated market doesn't mean much imho.
 
drizzt81 said:
That means that they are pretty much the smallest. Quick someone name 5 HDD makers:


  1. Seagate
  2. Maxtor
  3. Western Digital
  4. Hitachi
  5. well um.. Fujitsu
Samsung outsells Fujitsu.

1. Seagate.....30%
2. WD.....18%
3. Hitachi.....16%
4. Maxtor.....14%
5. Toshiba.....8%
6. Samsung.....7%
7. Fujitsu.....6%
Small is relative in a market split 7 ways.
 
MrGuvernment said:
Samsung just bought maxtor no?

or was that Seagate ?

Seagate. Thankfully not Samsung

Although I have a feeling that you might see Samsung purchase WD by the end of the year...
 
Dark Ember said:
Seagate. Thankfully not Samsung

Although I have a feeling that you might see Samsung purchase WD by the end of the year...

I have mixed feelings about that. WD has the most reliable drives lately, but Samsung has a really high performance 250GB drive. I just dont see enough Samsung drives in action to know how reliable they are. The drives I see die the least often are WD and Fujitsu, oddly enough.
 
Nothing wrong with the Samsungs, been using them since most other makes take a big dump on my builds.
 
robberbaron said:
I have mixed feelings about that. WD has the most reliable drives lately, but Samsung has a really high performance 250GB drive. I just dont see enough Samsung drives in action to know how reliable they are. The drives I see die the least often are WD and Fujitsu, oddly enough.

Oh, I have nothing against Samsung or their drives. I just have a much better chance at keeping my job with Seagate buying us, rather than Samsung.

 
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