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Posted on Monday, November 22 2004 @ 20:39:03 CET by LSDsmurf |
Over the past two years, Fujitsu's mighty MAS3735 has held StorageReview's top Leaderboard spot, the Server- Performance slot (formerly 15,000 RPM Drive) by delivering the best multi-user performance around combined with desktop performance that vied with Maxtor's Atlas 15K for top honors.
Like competitors Seagate, Maxtor, and Hitachi, however, Fujitsu's climb to the next plateau of capacity and performance has been a long one. Increasingly prominent limitations in media and head technology along with the need to maintain the rock-solid reputation of enterprise-oriented SCSI offerings have stayed the hands of all players and kept drives such as the MAS and the Cheetah 15K.3 in the spotlight for an unprecedented length of time.
Link: Storage Review
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