Friday, November 20, 2009
Search
  
Submit your own News for
inclusion in our Site.
Click here...
Breaking News
Twitter To Charge For Upcoming Services
YouTube More Acessible With Automatic Captions Feature
Panasonic Presents Advanced Disc for Archive
ASUS Supercharges The Eee Line Of PCs With NVIDIA ION
MediaTek and Qualcomm Enter Into Patent Arrangement
Intel Validates Hynix 40nm Class 2Gb DDR3 Products
Elpida Completes Development of 1-Gigabit GDDR5
PlayStation Network Video Delivery Service Now Available for Europe
Active Discussions
Western Digital announces the S25 SAS drive for enterprise.
Dual-Core Acer Aspire Revo Nettop Up For Pre-order.
Will you ever see Mac OS X on an Intel Atom powered machine.
Microprocessor Market Sets Third-Quarter Record.
Is overclocking dead?
Google adds bookmark sync to Chrome browser.
HTC HD2 coming to a U.S. carrier in early 2010.
Cisco, EMC and VMware Announce Alliance.
 Home > News > PC Parts > Toshiba...
Last 7 Days News : SU MO TU WE TH FR SA All News

Thursday, November 05, 2009
Toshiba Introduces 320GB 1.8-inch HDD Series


Toshiba today introduced a new line up of 1.8-inch HDDs with a maximum capacity of 320GB, the highest yet announced by the industry, targeted at thin and light mobile PCs and portable external hard disk drives.

The new series delivers three models in 160GB, 250GB and 320GB capacities, and will start mass production from December.

Improvement of the dual platter MK3233GSG family's perpendicular magnetic recording head and the disk's magnetic layer secure an areal density of 801Mbit/mm2 (516Gbpsi), the industry's highest for 1.8-inch HDDs. The new drives deliver highly efficient power consumption, high-level durability and quiet seek operation.

Equipped with a serial ATA interface (3.0Gbps), 5,400 RPM rotational speed and a large capacity 16MB buffer memory, Toshiba's MK3233GSG HDDs are ideal for notebook PC applications that require high storage capacity and high speed processing. The areal density improvement allows MK3233GSG to boost internal data transfer rates by 15% from the MK2529GSG, the company's earlier 250GB 1.8-inch HDD.

Capable of withstanding the demands of mobility, the drives tolerate up to 1,500Gs of non-operational shock and 500Gs of operational shock making the 1.8-inch form factor 50 and 25 per cent more durable than the most robust 2.5-inch HDDs.

The latest range of 1.8-inch drives launched today also includes the dual platter 250GB MK2533GSG and the single platter 160GB MK1633GSG. Toshiba also today announced the immediate availability of 120GB 1.8-inch MK1235GSL HDD. This low 5-millimeter profile drive operates at 4,200rpm and boasts ultra-low power consumption.

The new 250 and 320GB drives, the MK 2533GSG and MK3233GSG, cut acoustic noise during seek to 19dB, a 4dB decrease from the MK2529GSG, the top-end drive in Toshiba's previous generation of 5,400RPM 1.8-inch HDD.



Previous
Next
Samsung Develops Ultra-Thin Multi Chip Technology        All News        Telecom Companies Announce a Atandards Based Solution For Voice and SMS Services Over LTE
OCZ Joins Forces with ASUS for Overclocking Showdown at Dreamhack Winter 2009     PC Parts News      Analyst Claims Nvidia Will Enter the x86 CPU Market

Get RSS feed Easy Print E-Mail this Message

Related News
Imation Ships First Wireless USB External Hard Drive
Toshiba Showcases The World's First Application in 20nm Generation Process technology
Hitachi Debuts New 2TB SimpleDrive
WD Enters The Traditional Enterprise Market With the New SAS Hard Drives
G-Technology Doubles Capacity Across 3.5-inch Product Line
Toshiba Launches Highly Sensitive CMOS Image Sensor with BSI
Toshiba Launches Direct Methanol Fuel Cell in Japan as External Power Source for Mobile Electronic Devices
New Samsung External Hard Drive With Reduced Standby Power Consumption of 95 Percent
Toshiba Introduces Windows 7 Features on New Satellite Laptops
WD Introduces New Hard Drives With E-label Display
Toshiba Unveils the CELL REGZA 55X1 LCD TV
New Operating Structure for Toshiba's HDD Business

Recommended Links
Most Popular News
 
Home | News | All News | Reviews | Articles | Guides | Download | Expert Area | Forum | Site Info
Site best viewed at 1024x768+ - CDRINFO.COM 1998-2009 - All rights reserved -
Privacy policy - Contact Us .