| Fujitsu's fast and furious notebook drive keeps quiet |
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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Wednesday, 07 March 2007 | |
What do you want in a hard disk for your notebook? Small, fast, capacious and quiet are probably near the top of your list. And that's what Fujitsu is offering with its new MHW2 BJ series.Featured Whitepaper
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That's small, fast and capacious, but what about quiet? Fujitsu claims the drive is unusually quiet - "2.5 bels [25dB] at idle" - despite the high rotational speed. Notebooks typically use 5400rpm drives. As a bonus, the power consumption is low, just 2.3W when reading or writing data. As you'd expect from a product aimed at a worldwide market, the drives comply with the European Union's Reduction of Hazardous Substances directive. These characteristics make the new drive very suitable for high-performance and 'media' notebooks. But they are also likely to turn up in all-in-one LCD desktop models, a form factor made popular by Apple's iMac. {moscomment} |
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