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Posted by Matthew L. Martin on 04/25/06 22:28
Matthew L. Martin wrote:
> Roy L. Fuchs wrote:
>> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 09:37:23 -0400, "Matthew L. Martin"
>> <nothere@notnow.never> Gave us:
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>>> Then I guess this doesn't exist.
>>
>> I just went by what I read months ago.
>>
>> Also, I saw what seagate showed as their offerings a week or so ago,
>> and did not see that drive or form factor listed. I guess I didn't get
>> to their main site.
>>
>> Doesn't matter though.
>>
>> The smaller form factor I mentioned is coming, and nothing you said
>> deriding them is true. They are quite viable, and are even used by the
>> military in situations where weight and space are considerations, like
>> UAVs and UGVs., so there is no reason for a business to fear them
>> failing on them, and they are actually EASIER to make.
>>
>> Less is indeed more.
>
> You are an unreasoning moron. Think before you type.
>
> Name me one single disk drive 2.5" or smaller with a 1 million hour
> MTBF. I can name you dozens of 3.5" disk drives with more than 1 million
> hour MTBF.
What's the matter? Can't find any enterprise quality 2.5" drives or has
the cat got your filthy tongue?
Matthew
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