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ATA-2
Making EIDE official, was the reason
for ATA-2. In the original IDE, the specification was just for
hard drives. By adding AT Attachment Packet Interface (ATAPI),
other devices such as a tape drive or Compact Disc-Read Only Media
(CD-ROM) were now supported in the ATA specification.
Seagate certainly wasn't going
to stand around and watch a competitor take the limelight. They added
some functionality, and called it Fast ATA. Quantum
joined the fray, and created Fast ATA-2. Notice these terms are not
bolded? That is because these were (are?) marketing terms to reflect
some added functionality.
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