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WD aims 3TB drives at AV market
Stephen Withers
Friday, 20 May 2011 16:20
The growing use of digital video will be assisted by WD's latest high-capacity drives.
The 2.5TB model costs $199, and the 3TB version is $219. With such a small difference, why would you go for the smaller unit unless you had to hit a price point?
The drives have sufficient performance to capture 12 simultaneous HD video streams, and are designed for always-on environments.
WD warns that drives larger than 2.19TB are unsupported by Windows XP, and can only be used as secondary drives under 32-bit versions of Windows 7 and Vista. There may also be compatibility issues with the motherboard or bridge devices.
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