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From: halco@iccgcc.decnet.ab.com
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Subject: Seagate ST-1144A
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Date: 1 Dec 90 21:09:00 GMT
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Just as I was about to upgrade my system with a new ST-1126A hard drive
(IDE, 3.5", 111 MB, Seagate/Imprimis), I find that I can get a ST-1144A (IDE,
3.5",  144MB, Seagate/?) for *less* money.  My problem is that while I have 
asked around about the 1around about the 1126A and have heard generI know zero
about the background of the 1144A.  Does anyone out there have experience
with the ST-1144A?  It's numbered like another Imprimis Swift drive but seems
to be a new design.  It also has 3 resistors and 2 rework wired tacked on the
electronics board, which may or may not imply design flaws.  Can anyone
shed some light on this for me?  If I get enough replies I will post a
summary.  Thanks.