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<< Maxtor Corporation announced new additions to its DiamondMax family of 5400 RPM hard drives. The DiamondMax D540X is a 40 GB per platter drive and the DiamondMax 536DX is the highest capacity ATA drive on the market at 100 GB. These drives are in volume production, and qualifications by major PC OEMs are nearly complete.
All DiamondMax products feature the Ultra ATA/100 interface, a 2MB buffer, and data and shock protection system. Coupled with its high capacity, these features make Maxtor's 5400 RPM hard drives ideal for storing high-resolution images, multimedia content, and personal as well as business information.
"An increasing number of users are editing home videos on their desktop computers. This is one of the most storage-hungry consumer applications," said Dave Reinsel, analyst at IDC. "Maxtor's 100GB solution not only satisfies the needs of this storage-intensive segment, but also provides ample capacity for downloading the Internet's media-rich content such as music video files, and operating advanced consumer audio/video (AV) applications." >>
Drool I want one, though I have one 60gb and one 80gb but who doesnt want extra 100gb !! I remember when I bought my first Pentium, came with a 1gb disk, times have changed.
<< Maxtor Corporation announced new additions to its DiamondMax family of 5400 RPM hard drives. The DiamondMax D540X is a 40 GB per platter drive and the DiamondMax 536DX is the highest capacity ATA drive on the market at 100 GB. These drives are in volume production, and qualifications by major PC OEMs are nearly complete.
All DiamondMax products feature the Ultra ATA/100 interface, a 2MB buffer, and data and shock protection system. Coupled with its high capacity, these features make Maxtor's 5400 RPM hard drives ideal for storing high-resolution images, multimedia content, and personal as well as business information.
"An increasing number of users are editing home videos on their desktop computers. This is one of the most storage-hungry consumer applications," said Dave Reinsel, analyst at IDC. "Maxtor's 100GB solution not only satisfies the needs of this storage-intensive segment, but also provides ample capacity for downloading the Internet's media-rich content such as music video files, and operating advanced consumer audio/video (AV) applications." >>
Drool I want one, though I have one 60gb and one 80gb but who doesnt want extra 100gb !! I remember when I bought my first Pentium, came with a 1gb disk, times have changed.