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Toshiba 1TB 3.5" 7.2k SATA Gb/s 32MB 3.5" Serial ATA III
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Description
Product Features:
- 1 TB 3.5" 7200 RPM Serial ATA III
- Storage drive buffer size: 32 MB
- 450 g
Toshiba 1TB 3.5" 7.2k SATA Gb/s 32MB 3.5" Serial ATA III
TOSHIBA - 1tb 7200rpm 32mb Buffer 3.5-inch Sata 6gbps Hard Disk Drive.
Toshiba 1TB 3.5" 7.2k SATA Gb/s 32MB. HDD size: 3.5", HDD capacity: 1 TB, HDD speed: 7200 RPM
Specification
Features
HDD size
3.5"
HDD capacity
1 TB
HDD speed
7200 RPM
Interface
Serial ATA III
Storage drive buffer size
32 MB
HDD number of cylinders
16383
Read seek time
0.6 ms
Write seek time
0.8 ms
Average latency
4.17 ms
Bytes per sector
512
Windows operating systems supported
Linux operating systems supported
Certification
RoHS
Power
Power consumption (standby)
1 W
Power consumption (read)
6.4 W
Power consumption (write)
6.4 W
Power consumption (idle)
2.2 W
Operating voltage
5 / 12 V
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T)
0 - 60 °C
Storage temperature (T-T)
-40 - 70 °C
Operating shock
70 G
Non-operating shock
350 G
Weight & dimensions
Width
101.6 mm
Height
26.1 mm
Depth
147 mm
Weight
450 g
Logistics data
Harmonized System (HS) code
84717050
Other features
Internal
Data transfer rate
6 Gbit/s
Number of products included
1 pc(s)
Reviews
Flossy Rosemary
16 Jun, 2015
Now that the prices of SSDs have dropped to well below 50 cents per GB, we expect that only few Hardware.Info readers will still want to use a conventional hard drive as their primary storage device. We still can't quite live without them, however, beca...
Yecies Stutzman
18 Dec, 2013
Back in March of 2011, Western Digital announced that it would acquire Hitachi GST for a sum of $4.3 billion. To maintain the same level of competition in the market, the FTC asked WD to sell the IP and means to produce 3.5" hard drives to Toshiba. Prior...
Ilario Puett
20 Nov, 2012
Toshiba is also into Storage H/W: From cloud storage to hybrid drives (like Seagate's Momentus XT), consumer level drives, SSDs and 2.5″ SAS drives.This is the first Toshiba drive I am evaluating. DT01ACA desktop series drives was launched internationally...
Sharai Maiga
07 May, 2013
Product Features, SpecificationsA Closer LookTest Setup and Extra InfoTest ResultsConclusive Thoughts ...
Penman Torruella
03 Jul, 2014
We are just months away before the new 5TB mechanical drives make their debut (perhaps sooner) but since price is one of the most decisive factors when choosing a HDD most people still seem to prefer 1TB/2TB models over the larger 3TB/4TB ones. Now as man...
Chan Murray
07 Apr, 2015
Toshiba is one of the most well-established names in the electronics industry, and has been in business for over 135 years, with over 40 years experience in the storage industry. Toshiba has achieved many innovations over the years – they produced the wor...
Pennebaker Aurea
19 Dec, 2012
In March, 2011 Hitachi sold its hard drive division to Western Digital. Under pressure from the EU and the Japanese competition watchdog, Western Digital was forced to sell off the 3.5-inch Hitachi division to Toshiba. Until that point Toshiba only made...
Eric Barthold
11 Oct, 2013
Most of our avid readers of course have at least one SSD in their desktop and laptop, but for large volume storage you're still relegated to conventional hard disks. It's almost become a negative connotation - 'conventional' - and it really doesn't do t...
Effy Nette
11 Dec, 2013
To the best of my knowledge, there are only three manufacturers left in the hard drive market these days, but despite that, I struggle to name all three. I recall Seagate and WD with ease, but for some reason Toshiba slips through the net every time.Toshi...
Flossy Rosemary
16 Jun, 2015
Now that the prices of SSDs have dropped to well below 50 cents per GB, we expect that only few Hardware.Info readers will still want to use a conventional hard drive as their primary storage device. We still can't quite live without them, however, beca...
Demott Bayard
11 Apr, 2018
For storage of lots of data, a hard drive is the best option for the time being, especially now that SSD prices are rising rather than falling. Luckily there is still enough innovation in the hard disk field. Time for a new comparative test with no less t...
Yecies Stutzman
18 Dec, 2013
Back in March of 2011, Western Digital announced that it would acquire Hitachi GST for a sum of $4.3 billion. To maintain the same level of competition in the market, the FTC asked WD to sell the IP and means to produce 3.5" hard drives to Toshiba. Prior...
Ilario Puett
20 Nov, 2012
Toshiba is also into Storage H/W: From cloud storage to hybrid drives (like Seagate's Momentus XT), consumer level drives, SSDs and 2.5″ SAS drives.This is the first Toshiba drive I am evaluating. DT01ACA desktop series drives was launched internationally...
Sharai Maiga
07 May, 2013
Product Features, SpecificationsA Closer LookTest Setup and Extra InfoTest ResultsConclusive Thoughts ...
Penman Torruella
03 Jul, 2014
We are just months away before the new 5TB mechanical drives make their debut (perhaps sooner) but since price is one of the most decisive factors when choosing a HDD most people still seem to prefer 1TB/2TB models over the larger 3TB/4TB ones. Now as man...
Chan Murray
07 Apr, 2015
Toshiba is one of the most well-established names in the electronics industry, and has been in business for over 135 years, with over 40 years experience in the storage industry. Toshiba has achieved many innovations over the years – they produced the wor...
Eric Barthold
11 Oct, 2013
Most of our avid readers of course have at least one SSD in their desktop and laptop, but for large volume storage you're still relegated to conventional hard disks. It's almost become a negative connotation - 'conventional' - and it really doesn't do t...
Demott Bayard
11 Apr, 2018
For storage of lots of data, a hard drive is the best option for the time being, especially now that SSD prices are rising rather than falling. Luckily there is still enough innovation in the hard disk field. Time for a new comparative test with no less t...
Effy Nette
11 Dec, 2013
To the best of my knowledge, there are only three manufacturers left in the hard drive market these days, but despite that, I struggle to name all three. I recall Seagate and WD with ease, but for some reason Toshiba slips through the net every time.Toshi...
Eric Barthold
11 Oct, 2013
Most of our avid readers of course have at least one SSD in their desktop and laptop, but for large volume storage you're still relegated to conventional hard disks. It's almost become a negative connotation - 'conventional' - and it really doesn't do t...
Pennebaker Aurea
19 Dec, 2012
In March, 2011 Hitachi sold its hard drive division to Western Digital. Under pressure from the EU and the Japanese competition watchdog, Western Digital was forced to sell off the 3.5-inch Hitachi division to Toshiba. Until that point Toshiba only made...
Chan Murray
07 Apr, 2015
Toshiba is one of the most well-established names in the electronics industry, and has been in business for over 135 years, with over 40 years experience in the storage industry. Toshiba has achieved many innovations over the years – they produced the wor...
Penman Torruella
03 Jul, 2014
We are just months away before the new 5TB mechanical drives make their debut (perhaps sooner) but since price is one of the most decisive factors when choosing a HDD most people still seem to prefer 1TB/2TB models over the larger 3TB/4TB ones. Now as man...
Sharai Maiga
07 May, 2013
Product Features, SpecificationsA Closer LookTest Setup and Extra InfoTest ResultsConclusive Thoughts ...
Ilario Puett
20 Nov, 2012
Toshiba is also into Storage H/W: From cloud storage to hybrid drives (like Seagate's Momentus XT), consumer level drives, SSDs and 2.5″ SAS drives.This is the first Toshiba drive I am evaluating. DT01ACA desktop series drives was launched internationally...
Yecies Stutzman
18 Dec, 2013
Back in March of 2011, Western Digital announced that it would acquire Hitachi GST for a sum of $4.3 billion. To maintain the same level of competition in the market, the FTC asked WD to sell the IP and means to produce 3.5" hard drives to Toshiba. Prior...
Demott Bayard
11 Apr, 2018
For storage of lots of data, a hard drive is the best option for the time being, especially now that SSD prices are rising rather than falling. Luckily there is still enough innovation in the hard disk field. Time for a new comparative test with no less t...
Flossy Rosemary
16 Jun, 2015
Now that the prices of SSDs have dropped to well below 50 cents per GB, we expect that only few Hardware.Info readers will still want to use a conventional hard drive as their primary storage device. We still can't quite live without them, however, beca...
Effy Nette
11 Dec, 2013
To the best of my knowledge, there are only three manufacturers left in the hard drive market these days, but despite that, I struggle to name all three. I recall Seagate and WD with ease, but for some reason Toshiba slips through the net every time.Toshi...
Pennebaker Aurea
19 Dec, 2012
In March, 2011 Hitachi sold its hard drive division to Western Digital. Under pressure from the EU and the Japanese competition watchdog, Western Digital was forced to sell off the 3.5-inch Hitachi division to Toshiba. Until that point Toshiba only made...
Buck Moynahan
21 Dec, 2012
C onsidering a few hundred megabytes to gigabytes of storage space that the latest operating systems, software and games take up, at least a 1TB hard drive is needed to store everything without running into low disk space popups. By everything, we mean th...
Buck Moynahan
21 Dec, 2012
C onsidering a few hundred megabytes to gigabytes of storage space that the latest operating systems, software and games take up, at least a 1TB hard drive is needed to store everything without running into low disk space popups. By everything, we mean th...
Buck Moynahan
21 Dec, 2012
C onsidering a few hundred megabytes to gigabytes of storage space that the latest operating systems, software and games take up, at least a 1TB hard drive is needed to store everything without running into low disk space popups. By everything, we mean th...