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400gb disks
- Thread starter Cruithne
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Seagate did so.
http://www.seagate.com/cda/newsinfo/newsroom/releases/article/0,1121,2170,00.html
This proves to be promising, with its huge capacity. Add SATA and a 16MB
cache, and we may have a winner. However, the drives are comparably more pricey per GB than say any of the 250GB models on the market. And at 7200 RPM, it isn't exactly future technology. I personally am skeptical of these drives. While some are hailing them as a revolution in storage, its too early to tell. If Seagate can get the price down, I certainly will order a few.
http://www.seagate.com/cda/newsinfo/newsroom/releases/article/0,1121,2170,00.html
This proves to be promising, with its huge capacity. Add SATA and a 16MB
cache, and we may have a winner. However, the drives are comparably more pricey per GB than say any of the 250GB models on the market. And at 7200 RPM, it isn't exactly future technology. I personally am skeptical of these drives. While some are hailing them as a revolution in storage, its too early to tell. If Seagate can get the price down, I certainly will order a few.