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ATA/100 RAID Controllers Roundup

[ 09/19/00 | by FastSite]

IDE RAID controllers are getting more and more popular due to the relatively low-cost of IDE HDDs and controller cards.This roundup covers two most widely spread IDE RAID controller cards: Promise FastTrak100 and ABIT HotRod 100 Pro.

ATA/66 and ATA/100 Controllers Roundup

[ 08/31/00 | by FastSite]

Since the launching of new data transfer interface, ATA/100, there have already appeared alot of controllers supporting it. The market turned out overloaded with the whole bunch ofall sorts of ATA/66 and ATA/100 controllers. Which one to choose?

ATA/100 Investigation

[ 07/07/00 | by FastSite]

Bearing in mind that hard disk drives and controllers supporting ATA/100 interface are becoming quite popular, we decided to take acloser look at ATA/100. The article contains a detailed historical and technical background and the practical testing results.

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Tuesday, June 24, 2008

12:55 pm Seagate Looking Forward Flash Memory Manufacturer – Analysts. Analysts Expect Seagate to Acquire Flash Memory Maker

Monday, June 23, 2008

10:33 pm Dell, Hitachi, Western Digital Sued for Patent Infringement. Dell, Hitachi, WD Accused of Infringing Vibration Control Technology Patents

Thursday, June 19, 2008

5:37 am Half-TB Mobile HDD from Samsung in Mass Production. SpinPoint M6 500GB to Sell at the Price of 1TB Desktop Drives

Wednesday, June 11, 2008

11:03 pm Western Digital Rolls Out “Black Caviar” High-Performance Hard Disk Drives. WD Unwraps New 1TB Caviar Hard Drives

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

8:29 am SanDisk Launches Tiny Solid State Drives for Low-Cost Personal Computers. SanDisk Jumps on Ultra Low Cost Personal Computers Bandwagon with pSSD Lineup

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