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WD Releases Two-Platter 640GB Hard Drive

By Branko Miletic | Wednesday | 26/03/2008

WD has released its Caviar SE16 640 GB 3.5-inch hard drive range based on 320 GB-per-platter technology and which are designed for data-intensive applications, high-performance computing and multimedia systems.


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The WD Caviar SE16 640 GB drives deliver high performance with their extreme areal density, 3 Gb/s transfer rate, and Native Command Queuing (NCQ). Its two-platter design promotes cool, quiet operation in a high-capacity drive.

The WD Caviar family of 3.5-inch desktop hard drives enables customers to integrate WD products in the most demanding desktop and external storage environments and come with a 3-year warranty. The RRP is A$189 or NZ$209

See www.westerndigital.com

 

 

 

 

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