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Hitachi HTC426020G7CE 20GB IDE Ultra ATA/100 4200 1.8-inch 2MB Hard Drive
- Capacity: 20GB
- Interface: IDE (Ultra ATA/100)
- Rotational Speed: 4200RPM
- Form Factor: 1.8-inch
- Cache: 2MB
- Designed for ultra-portable devices
- Compact and lightweight
- Low power consumption
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Product Overview
The Hitachi HTC426020G7CE is a compact 1.8-inch IDE hard drive with a 20GB capacity. It operates at 4200 RPM and features a 2MB cache, designed for ultra-portable devices like MP3 players, PDAs, and small form-factor laptops where space is extremely limited.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Hard Drive |
| Brand | Hitachi |
| Capacity | 20GB |
| Interface | IDE (Ultra ATA/100) |
Additional Specifications
| Rotational Speed | 4200RPM |
| Form Factor | 1.8-inch |
| Cache | 2MB |
| Part Number | HTC426020G7CE |
Product Description
The Hitachi HTC426020G7CE is a highly compact 1.8-inch hard drive with a storage capacity of 20GB. This diminutive size is its defining characteristic, making it suitable for a niche market of ultra-portable electronic devices where standard 2.5-inch drives would be too large. It utilizes the IDE (Ultra ATA/100) interface for data transfer, a common standard for storage devices of its era. The drive operates at a rotational speed of 4200 RPM, which is optimized for power efficiency and reduced heat generation, crucial for battery-powered portable gadgets. With a 2MB cache buffer, the HTC426020G7CE provides basic data handling capabilities. The 20GB capacity is sufficient for storing operating systems, firmware, and media files for devices like early MP3 players, portable media players, some personal digital assistants (PDAs), and very small form-factor laptops or subnotebooks. Its small physical dimensions and low power requirements were key design considerations. This drive represents a specialized storage solution for manufacturers of compact electronic devices. While its capacity and speed are limited compared to modern drives, its 1.8-inch form factor was essential for enabling the miniaturization of portable electronics during its production period. It offers a reliable, albeit low-capacity, storage option for devices that require such a specific physical footprint.
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