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     SATA is a type of hard drive and stands for Serial Advanced Technology 
    Architecture. It was developed by a whole group of companies including 
    Seagate, Intel, Maxtor, Dell and others. SATA transmit data in a serially 
    (in a single stream) as opposed to PATA or Parallel ATA which is commonly 
    referred to as an IDE hard drive.

    Serial ATA hard drives uses less power and are ideal for notebook 
    computers, they are also more advanced than PATA hard drives which 
    uses multipe streams of data - go figure! But Serial Technology carries 
    data in a single stream and unlike PATA is not limited to a particular 
    clock speed, Serial transfers data packets almost 30 times faster than 
    parallel.

    If top performance in your notebook is one of your goals, go with a SATA
    hard drive.

    In a hard drive -  you'll  probably only need a 20GB or 30GB Hard Drive  
    for most tasks on your notebook. If you handle large graphics or large 
    amount of files (dvd, M3Ps, etc.) you need more - 50 to 60GB or higher. 
    Many notebooks are now coming with 100 GB Hard Drives - great for storing 
    all your favorite movies and CDs. 

         Tip -- You might also want to check the rotational speed of your 
         notebook's hard disk as it can affect performance  a 5,400rpm notebook 
         disk is much faster than a 4,200rpm model. How fast the disk spins, will 
         also determine the performance level of your notebook.
  
     




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