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Hitachi claims 1 TB 3.5 inch disk

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Hitachi claims 1 TB 3.5 inch disk

Anand, 10:15am 5 April 2005

Hitachi has said it can fit 230 gigabits of data per square inch on a disk using “perpendicular recording”

The storage industry currently makes hard drives using longitudinal recording, which is reaching its limit.

Tiny harddrives drive the mobile device market

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