mark@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Perhaps a basic question - but why does the interface matter? :-)
The interface itself matters not so much these days as the drives that happen to use it. Most manufacturers make both SATA and SCSI lines, are keen to keep the market segmented, and don't want to cannibalize their SCSI business by coming out with any SATA drives that are too good. One notable exception is Western Digital, which is why they remain the only makers of 10K SATAs more than three years after first coming out with them.
Cheers, Geoff
