Exabyte 114.005 VXA-2 Packet Internal Tape Drive (Black)
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Average customer review:Product Description
The VXA-2 tape drive provides 160GB of data storage VXA-2 is the second-generation drive based on the award winning VXA packet technology and is quickly becoming the standard for DDS replacement. VXA-2 is fully compatible with all VXA drives, media, and automation products currently available from IBM, Compaq, Apple, Fujitsu, Toshiba and others.
What"s making VXA so popular? VXA-2 delivers 4x more capacity and 2x more speed than DDS-4 at a similar price. It"s the only tape drive that allows DDS users to migrate to a higher capacity, higher performance tape backup product at the same cost to which they are accustomed.
If you want to take that first step into automation and start enjoying the benefits of unattended backup, check out Exabyte"s cost-effective line of VXA automation products.
It"s a simple choice, when you need the security of a standard and the capacity for your storage growth, at a price that"s below your budget - you need VXA.
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #127468 in Consumer Electronics
- Brand: Exabyte
- Model: 114.005
- Released on: 2007-09-05
- Platform: Windows
- Original language: English
- Dimensions: 1.62" h x 5.75" w x 7.99" l, 3.00 pounds
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- Sold Individually
Customer Reviews
Great tape unit, bad warranty policies.
I run a small IT shop with a few Linux servers, around 100 users, and a few web sites. To avoid multiple tape loaders, we switched from DAT to the VXA because nothing else could touch the price/performance ratio of these drives. Tip: pay very close attention to the manual regarding the tape drive door.
Nonetheless, we are abondoning our entire investment in these drives. The problem is this: if a drive is completely dead, Exabyte will issue an RMA. If a drive has intermitant problems, they will not. Our last contact with tech support resulted in them stating that we could have the drive repaired, but not under warranty.
Before purchasing, I received good advice by others who had the same miserable experience - which I promptly and whole-heartedly ignored. Shame on me.
