SCSI is the number one storage interface technology for high-end workstations and servers ranging from entry level to enterprise class multi-processors. Known for its cost effectiveness, scalability, performance improvement, stability and backward compatibility, Ultra 160 SCSI is expected to achieve continued strong growth and demand… especially in single host system configurations and small dual server clusters.

  MorStor U320 Specifications

Ultra SCSI Storage

Storage devices utilizing Ultra SCSI interfaces provide customers with a tried and true technology for their storage needs. SCSI is a parallel I/O bus that has transfer speeds of up to 80 MB per second and can connect multiple devices. Because of this SCSI has been used for storage for quite some time, even though the technology was originally developed for other peripheral devices.

MorStor U320: Legacy Storage Technology

INLINE Corporation's MorStor U320 uses the Wide Ultra SCSI2 standard, a 16-bit bus capable of 80 MB per second transfer rates, the maximum currently available using any SCSI storage standard. For organizations looking for a tried and true, legacy standard the U320 is an excellent choice. The U320 can be used in a Storage Area Network, as part of a NAS appliance or as Direct Attached Storage. It is ideal for workgroups and organizations who need additional storage capacity, but are not yet ready for Fibre Channel.

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MorStor TruFibre 220 Specifications MorStor TruFibre 400 Specifications

The MorStor TF220 is the ideal product for organizations looking for a high-quality, cost effective Fibre Channel storage solution. The TF220 features INLINE's TruFibre architecture with two active Fibre Channel connections for a maximum throughput of 200 MB per second. With all of the features of the MorStor TruFibre Family and a total capacity of 13 TB, the TF220 is a great solution for smaller enterprises or workgroups looking to add expandable storage to a heterogeneous network or a cluster.

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