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Archive 4320NT 2GB (Native)/4GB (Compressed) SCSI DDS-1 DAT 3.5-Inch Tape Drive
- Interface: SCSI
- Form Factor: 3.5-Inch Internal
- Technology: DDS-1 DAT
- Native Capacity: 2GB
- Compressed Capacity: 4GB
- Data Transfer Rate: Up to 183 KB/s (native)
- Average Seek Time: 50 seconds
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Product Overview
The Archive 4320NT is a 3.5-inch SCSI DDS-1 DAT tape drive designed for reliable data backup and archiving. It offers a native capacity of 2GB and a compressed capacity of 4GB, making it suitable for small to medium-sized businesses requiring cost-effective tape storage solutions.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Tape Drive |
| Interface | SCSI |
| Form Factor | 3.5-Inch Internal |
| Technology | DDS-1 DAT |
| Native Capacity | 2GB |
Additional Specifications
| Compressed Capacity | 4GB |
| Data Transfer Rate (Native) | 183 KB/s |
| Data Transfer Rate (Compressed) | 366 KB/s |
| Average Seek Time | 50 seconds |
Product Description
The Archive 4320NT represents a robust solution for data protection needs within its generation of tape storage technology. Leveraging the DDS-1 (Digital Data Storage) standard, this drive provides a dependable method for backing up critical data, ensuring business continuity and disaster recovery capabilities. Its SCSI interface ensures broad compatibility with a wide range of servers and workstations, facilitating easy integration into existing IT infrastructures. The drive's internal 3.5-inch form factor is designed for seamless installation into standard drive bays, making it an ideal choice for servers and workstations where space might be a consideration. The DDS-1 DAT format, while older, was a widely adopted standard for its balance of capacity, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, particularly for smaller datasets. The 2GB native and 4GB compressed capacities were sufficient for many small business backup requirements of the era. Key features include error correction capabilities inherent to the DAT format, which enhance data integrity during read and write operations. The drive's performance, characterized by its data transfer rates and seek times, was competitive for its class, offering a practical solution for routine backups and archival tasks. The 4320NT is a testament to the enduring utility of tape technology for long-term data retention and offline storage.
