Hear the big cats roar!

Or, at the very least, hear them spin up. Newcomer to our premium linkage service, Legionhardware.com, has posted up a review of the sleek and lethal Seagate Cheetah 73LP hard drive - sleek as only a small, rectangular array of platters, and as

Or, at the very least, hear them spin up. Newcomer to our premium linkage service, Legionhardware.com, has posted up a review of the sleek and lethal Seagate Cheetah 73LP hard drive - sleek as only a small, rectangular array of platters, and as lethal as only that similar shape can be if you're willing to throw it at someone. But I digress. Here, read this before you think too much on the rest of this paragraph:

'Less than a month ago I had a look at Seagate's low-profile Cheetah 36XL, with improved disk density and fewer platers the Cheetah 36XL proved to be a strong performer. There was only one area the low-profile SCSI unit lacked and that was storage. Offering 36Gig's didn't exactly make the Cheetah 36XL a monster in storage. As a result Seagate have just recently released the Cheetah 73LP (ST373405LW) offering a massive 73Gig's of storage making it more than twice the size of the Cheetah 36XL.'
Legionhardware.com's hard drive review