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Toshiba Releases 200GB 2.5-inch Perpendicular Mobile Hard Drive

June 05, 2006 at 05:54:00 AM, by Thai Tan Rating: 0 out of 5

Toshiba announces the world\'s highest areal density and first 100GB per platter mobile hard disk drive.

Toshiba Storage Device Division announced the 200GB 2.5-inch hard drive based on Perpendicular Magnetic Recording (PMR) technology.

The drive features the world's highest areal density at 178.8 gigabits per square inch and the highest capacity in the standard 9.5mm mobile PC format. The 200GB dual-platter MK2035GSS is Toshiba's first Perpendicular drive to incorporate tunnel resistive recording head technology.

Weighing only 98 grams, the drive uses Serial ATA (SATA) II interface with native command queuing for faster data transfers despite having only 4200RPM.

Toshiba will start mass production of the 2.5-inch 200GB MK2035GSS hard drive in August 2006.

Specifications:

  • 200GB Storage Capacity
  • 2 Platters
  • 4 Heads
  • 277.1Mbit/mm2 (178.8 Gbit/in2) Areal Density
  • 12 sec Avg Seek time
  • Serial ATA II 1.2/150MB/s
  • 4200RPM
  • 8MB Cache
  • ATA 7

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