FUJITSU Mobile MHZ2320BH Internal hard drive

FUJITSU Mobile MHZ2320BH - Specification Fujitsu Technology Solutions MHZ2320BH - MHZ2320BH Feature Product Features Technical details Source data-sheet ICEcat.biz Disk drive Hard disk dr (...) See more See less

ive capacity 320GB Internal Y Hard disk rotational speed 5400RPM Hard disk interface Serial ATA II Write seek 14ms Read seek 12ms Average latency 5.56ms Track to track seek time (read/write) 1.5ms Drive device, buffer size 8MB Bytes per sector 512 Weight & dimensions Weight 101g Depth 100mm Height 9.5mm Width 70mm Environmental conditions Operating temperature range (T-T) 5 - 55°C Storage temperature range (T-T) -40 - 65°C Operating relative humidity range 8 - 90% Storage relative humidity range 5 - 95% Non-operating shock 900G Data transmission Data transfer rate 3Gbit/s Fujitsu raises the bar with the introduction of its next generation 2.5-inch SATA hard disk drives with up to 160GB(1) per platter using PMR technology. Since notebook and consumer electronics manufacturers require high capacity SATA hard disk drives in a slim package for their products, Fujitsu 3rd generation PMR models are entering the market at an optimal time to satisfy market demand. Engineered to deliver high capacity in a small form factor, the mobile MHZ2 BH series retains the outstanding level of quality and reliability for which Fujitsu is renowned. The 5,400 RPM mobile HDDs achieve up to 320GB(1) capacity, among the highest in the industry with this spindle speed. Featuring up to 320GB(1) of storage space in a 9.5mm package, with low power consumption, acoustic noise, and minimal heat emissions, these 2.5-inch SATA hard disk drives are an excellent choice for today’s ultra-fast, high-capacity notebook computers and consumer electronics applications. With the delivery of its next generation, perpendicular recording SATA hard disk drives, Fujitsu continues to demonstrate its strong commitment to technology leadership. Fujitsu introduces its next generation Serial ATA hard disk drives developed using perpendicular recording. - Ultra-high capacity mobile hard disk drives (HDDs) fea (Description excerpted from: Micomonline)