Spelling mistake on the new Seagate 7200.9 article

[RichUK]

Introduction

The 7200.7 line brought us drives with capacities between 40GB to 200GB in PATA version as well as the native SATA (as opposed to bridged SATA solutions) versions with 1.5Gb/sec transfer rates and optional Native Command Queuing, and, as you cab guess from the name, 7200RPM spindle speeds throughout the entire line. After the 7200.7 series, Seagate decided to split the 7200.x family into two separate lines when introducing the 7200.8 series. The new model carried capacities in the 250GB to 400GB range, again, with both PATA and SATA interfaces, so the 7200.8 was a continuation to higher capacities.

http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2559

As you can see it should have been spelt "CAN" not "CAB" .. just thought i would let the editor know 🙂

RichUK

 

[RichUK]

it has now been edited :thumbsup:

 

[SVT Cobra]

you know all you have to do is post in the comments section...and usually they edit their stuff anyways

 

[crimson117]

Originally posted by: RichUK

Introduction

The 7200.7 line brought us drives with capacities between 40GB to 200GB in PATA version as well as the native SATA (as opposed to bridged SATA solutions) versions with 1.5Gb/sec transfer rates and optional Native Command Queuing, and, as you cab guess from the name, 7200RPM spindle speeds throughout the entire line. After the 7200.7 series, Seagate decided to split the 7200.x family into two separate lines when introducing the 7200.8 series. The new model carried capacities in the 250GB to 400GB range, again, with both PATA and SATA interfaces, so the 7200.8 was a continuation to higher capacities.

http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2559

As you can see it should have been spelt "CAN" not "CAB" .. just thought i would let the editor know 🙂

RichUK

So the author had a Cold, give em a break!

 

[RichUK]

Originally posted by: crimson117

Originally posted by: RichUK

Introduction

The 7200.7 line brought us drives with capacities between 40GB to 200GB in PATA version as well as the native SATA (as opposed to bridged SATA solutions) versions with 1.5Gb/sec transfer rates and optional Native Command Queuing, and, as you cab guess from the name, 7200RPM spindle speeds throughout the entire line. After the 7200.7 series, Seagate decided to split the 7200.x family into two separate lines when introducing the 7200.8 series. The new model carried capacities in the 250GB to 400GB range, again, with both PATA and SATA interfaces, so the 7200.8 was a continuation to higher capacities.

http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2559

As you can see it should have been spelt "CAN" not "CAB" .. just thought i would let the editor know 🙂

RichUK

So the author had a Cold, give em a break!

huh 😕

i was simply pointing it out, i was not trying to be a nit picky d**k, alot of people read the articals not just AT members :roll:

hence the:

just thought i would let the editor know 🙂

gesture

:disgust:

 

[BespinReactorShaft]

Originally posted by: crimson117
So the author had a Cold, give em a break!

lol

 

[quakefiend420]

oops

wrong thread 😱