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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Computer Technology Review

• The most important invention of the 20th century? To one who was there, it was disk
  by Mark Ferelli
• Anatomy of a Serial ATA storage enclosure
  by J. Peter Herz
• The disk drive: 50 years of progress and technology innovation: the road to two billion drives
  by Tom Coughlin
• A new approach to SRM: the modular advantage
  by Ken Barth
• Fast lane to China: companies that never thought of doing business overseas are now looking to the thriving Chinese economy
  by George Koo
• Changing support requirements for the wireless end user
  by Andy Llana
• The dumb disk is dead: viva the smart disk!
  by David Freund
• Disaster recovery: regulatory issues
  by James Dow
• Been there. Done that. Seen it all. Interview with AL Shugart on the 50th anniversary of disk
• OEMs need flexibility, upgradeability when integrating Fibre Channel support: understand the tradeoffs, know the options
  by Joe Teolis
• Where have your tapes been?
  by Rich Harada
• DVD burners at ceatec: inside looking out
  by Gordon Merit
• Tale of the tape: deciphering data storage for SMB backup
  by Michael Nixon
• How xSPs can use data backup to develop a new profit center
  by Peter Means
• IP storage: taking it to the next level
• Plan for the worst, hope for the best: backup & disaster recovery, Part 2
  by Morgan Edwards
• Data protection strategies: are they too complex?
  by Fred Moore
• Preparing for disaster with an effective business continuity strategy: overcoming potential dangers to your information infrastructure
  by Gil Rapaport
• Serial ATA: hits & misses
  by Paul Griffith
• The first step to storage security: admit you're vulnerable
  by Mark Ferelli
• Why WiFi? Productivity and convenience
• Implementing an IP SAN for disaster recovery: using iSCSI as an enabler
  by Brian Irwin