Seagate's small form factor screamer
Back to the articleReally pushing the areal density... #
Posted Thursday 6th November 2008 19:14 GMT
... squeezing 2.09 TiB onto those tiny little platter(s) ...
New? #
Posted Thursday 6th November 2008 23:23 GMT
Surely it's only been an update? - the 15K SFF SAS drives have been around for a couple of years. Now if they can get the capacity above 146GB for this spindle speed it would be news...
...and.. #
Posted Thursday 6th November 2008 23:23 GMT
...yes I know the previous 15K drives were only 72GB, but they still existed!
Mines the one with the HP catalogue in the pocket
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