After taking a relatively strong anti-SSD stance that moderated last year in the face of the technology's inevitable advance, Seagate has finally climbed aboard the SSD bandwagon with the release of its new Pulsar line of drives. Of course, as Seagate indicated when it telegraphed this move in the middle of last year, the new SSD line is strictly aimed at enterprise customers. Seagate is apparently sticking to its firm stance that SSDs have nothing to offer consumers aside from much higher per-bit prices.