Lostcircuits have tested the Seagate Barracuda SATA V which comes as the name implies with a SATA interface.
"Within the next few weeks, Serial ATA will be introduced to the mainstream PC at an original peak transfer rate of 150 MB/sec and a roadmap leading to up to 600 MB/sec throughput in 2007. What are the reasons to turn the back on the established parallel interface and how is the industry addressing the challenge for faster mass storage media? We'll be dissecting the technology of the old, discuss possibilities for transition or migration between standards and show the advantages of the new, shall we?"
Here's it.
Posted by ParaKnowYa at February 9, 2003 02:42 PM