>Seagate has a bad reputation amoung the public but a good
>one in the storage industry.

Hmm, ones I dealt with didn't have a good reputation. Each time a drive 
failed it jammed up a scsi channel and brought the mainframe to its knees. 
Luckily the drives were in a cabinet set up to be hot swappable, so you 
could just pull the drive, the channel cleared of its congestion, the 
mainframe buffers emptied and performance was restored without needing to 
take the system down.

Didn't help that it was the IRD backup/development machine either ... 

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