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Samsungs intros 100 GB, 120 GB 2.5" hard disks
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Samsung today announced two new 2.5" PATA and SATA aimed at the notebook and blade server market. The new drives are available in 100 GB and 120 GB and will cost $150 and $180 with PATA interface and $170 and $200 as SATA models. The drives spin their platters at $5400rpm and integrate 8 MB of cache. The company offers its M60 series drives also with capacities of 60 and 80 GB.
Source : Tom's Hardware US
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