19 Jul
2001
19 Jul
'01
10:16 a.m.
On July 19, Iggy Drougge wrote:
The term "winchester" (taken from the IBM 3030 disk drive) implies a
sealed HDA which cannot (or should not) be opened in an "ordinary"
environment.
-Dave McGuire
No, they're
large, heavy and winchesters (HDA which can only be repaired
in a clean room).
AFAIK winchester is just old nomenclature for fixed disks. What do you mean by
winchesters?