ESDIESDI (Enhanced Small Device Interface) is a hardware interface for a computer disk drive based on the ST-506 standard, an early industry and later ANSI standard based on the Seagate disk drive. ESDI improved storage capacity and data transfer rates. It was used in IBM's higher-end PS/2 computers. ESDI has generally been supplanted by the Enhanced Integrated Drive Electronics ( EIDE ) interface and the Small Computer Systems Interface ( SCSI ).
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| This word suggested by: Adriano Vivan Borro | | Last updated on:
Apr 05, 2005 |
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Are you a Know-IT-All?
3.5-inch diskettes are rigid. So why are they called "floppies?"
Answer (Scroll to the second paragraph.)
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