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Guru3D.com » News » Toshiba to release new 10K RPM 2.5" SAS HDDs

Toshiba to release new 10K RPM 2.5" SAS HDDs

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/13/2012 03:07 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Toshiba is about to release new 10K RPM 2.5" HDDs. The new generation Enterprise series of hard disk drives from Toshiba, AL13SEB, has been developed according to the highest reliability and performance requirements for HDD applications in the server environment.

With the AL13SEBxxx, Toshiba Storage Products Division delivers 900GB of capacity in a high-speed drive especially designed for business-critical data. The series operates at 10,500 RPM and distinguishes itself from 3.5.inch form factor competition through superior technical and power consumption specifications.

Functional specifications

Seek time (track to track)
  • Read: 0.2 ms
  • Write: 0.22 ms
Seek time (average)
  • Read: 3.7 ms
  • Write: 4.1 ms
Seek time (max.)
  • Read: 7.5 ms
  • Write: 8.0 ms
Average latency time 2.86 ms
Rotational speed 10,500 rpm
Interface SAS-2.0 (6 Gbps max.)
Data buffer size 64MiB FIFO ring buffer

The 2.5-inch (6.4 cm) enterprise line of HDDs offers a 6GB/s SAS interface and is made for demanding, power-conscious and data-intensive storage applications and allows critical data to be accessed whenever necessary, 24/7.

By utilizing an improved head-disk interface proximity sensor, the AL13SEB series boasts a 25 per cent increase in operating reliability rate of two million power-on hours. The series also features increased power efficiency compared to traditional 3.5-inch enterprise storage counterparts.
This new series is also available in a 3.5-inch mounting frame. This SlimFITT version (AL13SEL) is ideal for system architectures accustomed to holding traditionally large form factor enterprise devices.







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