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This article is from the storage FAQ part1, by Rodney D. Van Meter with numerous contributions by others.
DATATAPE (Pasadena, CA, formerly a division of Kodak), has an ID1
system available, with a HiPPI interface. You can find more info and
even give them design feedback at http://www.datatape.com. The
DCTR-LP400 goes up to 50 MB/sec., the fastest single general-purpose
tape drive I know of. Reachable by phone at (818)796-9381 (rdv, 96/8/7)
Continue to:
pc, hardware, computer mass storage, frequently asked questions, disk, tape, RAID, file systems, hierarchical storage management
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