The Next Generation: IBM DeskStar 180GXP with up to 180 GB
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DeskStar 180GXP: Technical Specifications
| DeskStar 180GXP: Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 60, 80, 120, 180 GB |
| Capacity per Platter | 60 GB |
| Spindle Speed | 7200 rpm |
| Cache | 8 MB (180, 120 GB) 2 MB (120, 80, 60 GB) |
| Average Seek Time | 8.5ms |
| Interface | UltraATA/ 100 |
| Features | Tagged Command Queuing Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) |
While Western Digital also uses 60 GB platters, Maxtor has already announced the introduction of its new DiamondMax Plus 9, a drive which will employ 80 GB platters. However, drives with a capacity of more than 160 GB are limited to the company's other product lines, which run at only 5400 rpm. This gives IBM and Western Digital a slight advantage.
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