Shrygue
March 24th, 2008, 20:02
via Gizmodo (http://gizmodo.com/371368/fujitsus-7200rpm-25+inch-drives-first-to-hit-320gb)
Today, Fujitsu introduced its MHZ2 BJ drives (heh, heh...BJ), the first 2.5" 7200rpm hard drives to reach the 320GB capacity. They'll be available at the end of June, for an as-yet unannounced price, and will support the SATA 3Gbps interface. So now when go trick out your laptop, you're gonna have a full-on headache trying to decide between maximum HDD spin speed, maximum capacity—at this point 500GB at 5400rpm— and of course the higher-priced SSD alternatives.
A hard disk like this one sounds like a perfect upgrade to the Playstation 3s' standard 20/40/60/80GB drive.
Today, Fujitsu introduced its MHZ2 BJ drives (heh, heh...BJ), the first 2.5" 7200rpm hard drives to reach the 320GB capacity. They'll be available at the end of June, for an as-yet unannounced price, and will support the SATA 3Gbps interface. So now when go trick out your laptop, you're gonna have a full-on headache trying to decide between maximum HDD spin speed, maximum capacity—at this point 500GB at 5400rpm— and of course the higher-priced SSD alternatives.
A hard disk like this one sounds like a perfect upgrade to the Playstation 3s' standard 20/40/60/80GB drive.