I have WD (and Maxtor and Seagate) at home and work and they have worked great. Actually, I haven't had a hard drive fail in a really long time. I have 2.5GB drives that still work but I just don't have a use for anymore.
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I know there's freeware out there that will let you create a PDF from a Word doc. Is there anything that goes in reverse? Approximately three thousand of the source documents for my new project are PDFs, and my life would be a lot easier if they were editable.
A TLER disk is meant to be used in a RAID system.
Explaination: [link]
WDC's official line: [link]
Basically, the TLER is stupider and less robust about error recovery, since it assumes that the RAID controller will be handling that task.
RE vs. SE? WTF?
I believe SE is a desktop line and RE is a server line and then there is SE16 for a 16 megabyte buffer as opposed to a 8 MB buffer.
Basically, the TLER is stupider and less robust about error recovery, since it assumes that the RAID controller will be handling that task.
Thanks Tom. I want to use the drive for backup, so it seems to be a bad choice. Looks like the 400GB Seagate is a better deal all around.
tommy, I emailed you.
Cool. Replied.
Mssr. Scola, do you have to have my email address whitelisted? I just want to make sure my email to you went through...
Got it, I'll reply later this evening.
Thanks. I just wanted to make sure it had gotten through given that I know rr has a big ol' filter.