Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard
I have had an EVA4400 unit in my data center for 6 months, it has been the direct cause of 5 major outages. I/O lockups, controller failures, 7 drive failures to date. So bad that HP has agreed to take the unit back and replace it with an EVA6400. Guarantee: You will regret owning the 4400. I will let you know on the 6400. PS. I have a CX300, EVA5000 and 2 IBM DS4800's - all trouble free.
The good: None.
The bad: High Drive failure rates. Random lockups. Random Hardware failures. Still in Beta code revisions.
Reliable and scalable high-end data storage that medium sized businesses can afford.
RRP: AU$20999.00
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Reviewer obviously has little knowledge of storage and has not really got any idea how the EVA works