>> Where? I'm not even aware of a 100G disk being sold. >Seagate and IBM sell 120 GB ATA drives. Street price is around >$120-140. Seagate also has a 180 GB SCSI/FC-AL disk in their catalog,
With all due respect, those 120 and 180 aren't 100, and since ATA disks are basically toys I wasn't even thinking of them. >However, DLTs use the same single reel and >hook and loop system as TK50s, so they can fail in the same way. Having had to disassemble a TK50 drive once to extract a tape, I was rather wary of DLT drives when they first came out, but indeed that problem seems to be gone.
