On Apr 28, 2004, at 12:43 pm, Dan Palka wrote:
As a further note...
The 40gb IBM Travelstar that I had in my 3400c shared none of the problems of the faster and more expensive Seagate drive.
To my knowledge Seagate have only recently started making 2.5" drives. Get this, they make 10,000 rpm ones for small servers :)
Anyhoo, the IBM/Hitachi Travelstar is, at least from a logic point of view, a fairly old design that has been updated for the last 4 years or so. It has been extensively updated, mostly the mechanism, but it's not a new design. This means it is likely that the IBM/Hitachi design is going to be more compatible.
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