7:08 AM - 06/29/2006 by
Jason Zushman
This is where we may begin to see some benefit from the perpendicular recording process. In terms of read transfer rates, of these three drives the Seagate has one of the most impressive scores, surpassing all contenders save the Raptor WD1500AD. The speed is a surprise, but since perpendicular recording deals with a smaller data area, it theoretically should provide faster access and better throughput even at a lower RPM. For a 750 GB to achieve these numbers is no small feat.
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