September 22, 2007
2:19 pm
Microsoft rebuts talk at DiskCon that current Vista drivers must be improved for hybrid drives to work better.
Microsoft on Sept. 21 denied claims by hard drive industry executives and analysts that the world’s largest software company isn’t providing optimized drivers for the new hybrid drives about to come into the market.
“Microsoft certainly does provide drivers for hybrid hard drives in Vista,” Matt Ayers, program manager in the Windows Client Performance group for Microsoft, based in Redmond, Wash., told eWEEK.
Microsoft, Windows Vista, Hybrid Drive, Storage
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