Compare Fujitsu (MAP3367NP) 36.7 GB SCSI Ultra320 Hard Drive to Western Digital VelociRaptor (WD1500HLFS) 150 GB SATA 3 Hard Drive

The Fujitsu MAP series disk drives deliver industry leading performance and set uncompromising standards, with capacity points up to 147 GB and an average seek time of 4.5 ms. Technology ownership enables the Fujitsu group to control every aspect of the product, including initial design, key components, critical processes, final assembly and test. The Fujitsu group's expertise in key components and strong commitment to excellence work together to produce products that deliver not only outstanding performance and reliability, but also low overall cost of ownership.\n\nHigher areal density improves reliability by reducing the total number of platters and read/write heads (moving parts) required to achieve a given capacity. Additional benefits to lower head and platter counts include improved performance and reductions in power consumption, acoustic noise, and cost per MB. The Mean-Time-Between-Failure (MTBF) specification of 1, 200, 000 hours results in long term reliable operation.\n\nThe MAP series disk drive Less

Some hard drive companies design desktop-class drives with the Serial ATA (SATA) interface. To meet the demands of enterprise storage, WD is going one better. Western Digital is the only company combining an enterprise-class mechanical platform with the SATA interface to meet all the demands of the enterprise environment - reliability, performance, and reduced cost. Less