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Toshiba's 320GB Notebook Drive Biggest Ever

By Brian Lam, 5:30 PM on Tue Aug 21 2007, 3,299 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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Toshiba released 320GB SATA HDDs in 5400 and 7200 RPM flavors (MK-GSX and MK-GSY) series. They run on the 3-GBit SATA inteface, and support drive head parking on falls over 10 inches. [Gearlog]

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