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10000 RPM, Internal Enclosure, 3.5", Desktop Computer, 9.1 GB, SCSI-3 Ultra Wide (16-bit) Interface

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Product MPN

MPN

152189-001

Key Features

Designation ?

Desktop Computer

Capacity

9.1 GB

Interface

SCSI

Enclosure ?

Internal

HDD Form Factor ?

3.5"

Spindle Speed ?

10000 RPM

Technical Features

SCSI Signaling Type

Low Voltage Differential (LVD)

External Data Transfer Rate ?

160 MBps

Seek Time ?

5 ms

Average Latency

3 ms

Interface (Detailed) ?

SCSI-3 Ultra Wide (16-bit)

Other Features

Package Qty.

Miscellaneous

UPC

2000007595750

Product ID

20807865

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	Designation dictates the type of machine the Hard drive is made for.


	Internal Internal enclosure refers to all hard drives that are installed inside desktop or laptop computers. External External hard drives are those that are set up outside of a computer, usually connected via a wire. Plug-In Plug-In Modules are those hard drives that are essentially removable or swappable.


	Spindle speed is the speed at which the drive's memory disc (or platter) spins. A higher spin rate improves both positioning and transfer performance for sequential operations. This means that the faster it spins, the faster data can be read off of the disk for single operations.


	External Data Transfer Rate is used to measure how quickly a hard drive is able to move data to the system. This is highly dependent on the interface type used.


	Refers to the time a drive takes to locate a particular piece of data.


	The interface is the type of connection (such as FireWire or USB) used by your hard drive. Home systems will mostly use an IDE interface. Professional systems can use higher quality interface, as SCSI.