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Fujitsu introduces 2.5" perpendicular hard drive
Next newsFujitsu on August 30 announced its new MHW2 BH series of hard disk drives (HDDs) for mobile PCs, its first 2.5" HDD offerings to incorporate advanced perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) technology for enhanced storage capacity. The 160 GB MHW2160BH, which the company claims has the industry's highest storage capacity for a 5400 rpm HDD), and the 80 GB MHW2080BH, will go on sale worldwide from October 2006, according to Fujitsu.
More here at DigiTimes.
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Source : Tom's Hardware US