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Re: BRU, tape drives and XServe




On Dec 6, 2007, at 11:25 AM, Ed Pastore wrote:
It's hard to go wrong with an Exabyte drive

Exabyte is a company, and one who makes very different types of drives on more than one type of technology.


Typically when someone says "exabyte" I think of the 8mm and VXA technologies. and if that's what you're referring to then I'd strongly disagree with your statement. It's a hateful technology, and has been for close to twenty years now.

If you're referring to LTO or DLT, then that's a different matter.

-dhan

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