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June 28th 07, 09:12 PM
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LTO3 vs DLT-S4? (Magnum 224 vs a SuperLoader3)?
I've heard recently some stating to stay away from DLT, that it is too
slow and LTO is much better.. In pure specs DLT is 60 MB/sec and LTO3 at 80 MB/sec, give SATAII drive read speeds I cant see how this could be true. Of course.. the person stating this was an Exabyte rep wanting me to buy a magnum 224 drive over a DLT-s4 unit.. Anyone have any thoughts.. I'm favoring the Superloader3 from Quantum (DLT-S4). 
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