Price is a good reason to go SATA. Drives are cheaper, and controllers are
MUCH cheaper.

SATA is not that radical a jump from ATA 100/133. Most of the electronics
is ATA with some added SCSI features, which the manufacturers have been
doing for years. The serial connection is not radically different from
other high speed serial connections. This is an evolutionary step, not
revolutionaryl, so should be fairly solid.

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 22:52:28 GMT, "JAD" wrote:

SATA is pretty new and will develop with time.....why not SCSI? Proven reliability

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