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Back From the Pile: Interesting Links, October 26, 2010

October 26, 2010 By Stephen Leave a Comment

Here are my shared links from the first half of the week, featuring more Apple stuff along with storage, virtualization, and a storage gorilla!

  • We kick off this week still focused on Apple (of course) and their new MacBook Air. Although some have suggested it uses a mSATA or PCI Express Mini Card, it definitely does not. Read Apple’s Unconventional New MacBook Air SSD for more information.
  • While we’re at it, I posted a video about How to install an internal Apple SuperDrive in an external USB case. Watch for a post soon!
  • Finally, I posted another preview: Iomega Bundles Capacity and Performance in New External SSD Drive
  • A blast from the past, (not so) Recent comments about FCoE and iSCSI from a 2007 discussion featuring some big names in storage
  • Jay posted Drobo FS — A review – worth a read if you’re looking at the FS
  • Then there’s Simon’s excellent piece on Running VMware vSphere on an HP MicroServer
  • The Keyboard Cult looks at folks like me who love keyboards (mine is a 1987 IBM Model M)
  • Four hidden features in vSphere 4.1 is another great read
  • Last there’s the Storage Gorilla with Man Bites Dog — Why IBM (and everyone else) should fear EMC’s acquisition of Isilon Systems

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Filed Under: Apple, Enterprise storage, Everything Tagged With: digest, Drobo FS, FCoE, HP MicroServer, IBM, Iomega, iSCSI, Isilon, MacBook Air

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