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What is the difference between Serial Attached SCSI and Serial ATA?

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What is the difference between Serial Attached SCSI and Serial ATA?

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Serial Attached SCSI is an enterprise-class solution that goes beyond its interface to deliver the superior performance, reliability and scalability demanded in mission-critical applications. Serial ATA is primarily a desktop-class solution suitable for use in light-duty environments where low cost is the highest priority.

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