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Hitachi Launches 320GB 2.5-inch HDD for Notebooks
post from I4U News on 26 February 2008 11:55:44 AM. © I4U News
Hitachi launched a new notebook 2.5-inch hard drive today called the Travelstar 5K320 with 320Gb of storage space. The drive spins at 5400 rpm and the new drive can be had with an optional feature supporting Bulk Data Encryption.The Drive uses the SATA 3Gb...
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