Filed under: News | Hardware & Peripherals
Apr 16 2008, 7:26am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
"With the higher capacity and performance of the Ultrastar 15K450, enterprises are able to address their throughput requirements using fewer drives, which reduces three things; the cost of ownership, the datacenter's footprint and overall power requirements," said Dean Amini, director, Enterprise Market & Strategy, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies. "Coupled with our intensive testing and quality assurance process, the Ultrastar 15K450 offers the highest available performance and reliability for mission-critical computing environments."
Hitachi says the drive has a 3.6ms average seek time and the drive is available in 3GB/s SAS and 4GB/s FCAL interfaces. Shock tolerance for the drive is 250G/2 ms pulse operating. Acoustic output for the drive is 3.7 Bels. The 15K450 has four platters with eight recording heads and uses PMR technology.
Via Hitachi
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