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Conner CTD8000R/S 4/8GB DDS-2 TAPE DRIVE
- DDS-2 tape technology
- 4GB native storage capacity
- 8GB compressed storage capacity
- SCSI interface for connectivity
- Suitable for backup and archival
- Internal or external configurations may be available
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Product Overview
The Conner CTD8000R/S is a DDS-2 tape drive offering 4GB native and 8GB compressed storage capacity. It is designed for reliable data backup and archiving in small to medium business environments.
Technical Information
| Capacity (Native) | 4GB |
| Capacity (Compressed) | 8GB |
| Interface | SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Internal/External (model dependent) |
| Tape Technology | DDS-2 |
Product Description
The Conner CTD8000R/S represents a generation of reliable tape backup solutions, leveraging the DDS-2 (Digital Data Storage) format. This drive was a popular choice for businesses needing to perform regular backups of critical data, offering a balance between capacity and cost-effectiveness. Its SCSI interface ensured broad compatibility with various server and workstation platforms of its era. The DDS-2 standard provided a significant improvement over earlier DDS formats, enabling higher data transfer rates and increased storage density. The CTD8000R/S was engineered for durability and consistent performance, making it suitable for automated backup routines. The drive's ability to compress data further enhanced its value proposition by maximizing the use of each tape cartridge. This tape drive is an excellent option for organizations looking to maintain or restore data from legacy systems that utilized DDS-2 media. Its straightforward operation and robust design contributed to its widespread adoption in environments where data integrity and reliable recovery were paramount.
