The 1.8-inch hard drives are not dead! If they are only rarely used in music players and the majority of ultraportables pass SSD, 1.8-inch models are always of interest to external hard drives: they are compact and offer a correct capacity now. Gigabyte with its A2 Tiny, has understood: it has a compact hard drive - 80 grams, 78 x 59 x 13 mm - which offers greater capacity than USB, 160 GB We are here far from a , 5 To the best 2.5-inch, but the size is not the same.
The interface used is the standard USB 2.0 (yes, it still exists), but it's not a problem with a 1.8 inch hard drive: the flow rates are often high and the majority of the hard drives of this type does not exceed not 4200 rpm, some limited even 3600 rpm.
The interface used is the standard USB 2.0 (yes, it still exists), but it's not a problem with a 1.8 inch hard drive: the flow rates are often high and the majority of the hard drives of this type does not exceed not 4200 rpm, some limited even 3600 rpm.
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