Western Digital has announced a 7 milimeter thin 5400 RPM hard disk. The Scorpion Blue is targeted at laptops and due the thinness the HDD seems to be targeted for usage in Ultrabooks. The HDD has a 2.5″‘ formfactor but also fits in 9.5mm bays of regular laptops and comes in the sizes 320 and 500 GB.
The HDD contains a single platter and makes use of 8MB of cache. The MSRP for the 500 GB, model #: WD5000LPVT is $99.99 USD and the 320 GB, model #: WD3200LPVT is $79.99 USD and come with a two year limited warranty. It supports various WD technologies such as SecurePark, ShockGuard and WhisperDrive.
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822145563
So, why no comparable 4tb desktop internal product from western digital, seagate, and the samsung?
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I agree, HItachi's been ahead of the innovation curve.. it ALSO seems they slipped out a 4tb drive when I wasn't looking... see here.. it's currenly available at newegg:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822145563 So, why no comparable 4tb desktop internal product from western digital, seagate, and the samsung? |
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