Re: Hard drive gets no power
- From: clifto <clifto@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 13 Dec 2007 20:58:07 -0600
Sam Goldwasser wrote:
clifto <clifto@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
James Sweet wrote:
I'm well aware of the current state of SSD technology. The drive you linked
to is a tiny 32GB capacity and the price is astronimical at over $500.
That's enough money to purchase several terabytes of magnetic disc space,
while a 40GB hard drive can be had for under $50, I don't think anyone even
manfactures anything less than 80GB anymore even in laptop drives.
My first hard drive was $30,000.00 per gigabyte. (Specifically, it was
$600 for 20 megabytes. Dreaming of a gigabyte was a cerebral exercise.)
Geez, that cheap? What did DEC RK05s go for when they were
state-of-the-art? :)
I should only dream of having that kind of money. I'm talking about the
Seagate ST-225 for my first drive, the big price breakthrough on the
Winchester drive type. I still have a few of them and I bet they work
if I can find a computer with an ISA bus to plug the controller into.
They had a superfast 65 ms access time, much better than the 120 ms
times of earlier drives.
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