Winchester Systems Announces New Mid-range SATA Storage Array1 May 2005
Winchester Systems, Inc., a leading data storage solutions company, today introduced a new RAID array with outstanding performance results. Geared toward cost effective, high performance SATA II based requirements, the FlashDisk Turbo Series supports up to 450 MB per second for Reads and 350 MB per second Writes.
"The SA-3000T is the fastest SATA II system on the market. Its raw speed combined with next generation SATA II disk technology makes this system suitable for applications such as high performance capture and playback of multiple video streams or super fast backup in disk-to-disk backup applications", stated Dave Geene, Vice President of Sales at Winchester Systems. "The blazing speed of the SA-3000T Series is accomplished by a new enhanced 266 MHz ASIC architecture resulting in higher internal bandwidth."
FlashDisk SA-3400T supports a single 64-bit RAID controller with dual 2 Gb Fibre Channel or Ultra-320 SCSI host connectivity and is designed for extremely high performance, non-mission critical applications.
Included with every data storage solution is the FlashConsole appliance, providing complete centralized management using any browser-based workstation on the LAN. FlashAlert, a 24-hour "call-home" remote monitoring and alert service is also included for one year.
Pricing starts at under $10,000.
Winchester Systems provides network-attached storage, direct-attached storage, tiered-storage and storage area network enterprise data storage solutions. These solutions include high performance SCSI, SATA and Fibre Channel RAID disk arrays; tape backup devices and other high performance commercial and military grade data storage for mid-range servers including Windows, Linux, and UNIX. For more information visit Winchester Systems on the web at www.winsys.com.
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Winchester Systems
Jan Sutton, 781-265-0200
jsutton@winsys.com
Source: Business Wire via Yahoo!
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