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Boosting storage densities
Perpendicular storage coming in 2006. "This month Seagate is letting the perpendicular storage dogs loose. Today they have announced the release of the first perpendicular storage products designed for end users. The Momentus 5400.3 is the first notebook hard drive to use the technology, and offers 160GB of storage in the same amount of space as previous 120GB options—a boost of over 30 percent, offering 132 Gbits per square inch."
Ars Technica
Posted by Richard on February 7, 2006 03:27 PM