Jason R. Thorpe wrote:
> 
> In my book, the speed is meaningless if you're constantly replacing the 
> things.  I've just seen too many Quantum and Seagate drives fail in large 
> disk arrays to get a warm-fuzzy from them.  On the other hand, I have > 
> 10 year-old Fujitsus which have yet to show a single defect...
> 
> I guess I'm just stubborn :-)

But does an "eagle" really compete with modern drives? ;)

-Andrew