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Hitachi HTC436030G5E00 30GB IDE Ultra ATA/100 4200 1.8-inch 2MB Hard Drive
- 30 GB storage capacity.
- IDE (PATA) Ultra ATA/100 interface.
- 4200 RPM rotational speed.
- 1.8-inch form factor, designed for ultra-portable devices.
- 2MB cache buffer for improved performance.
- Suitable for older MP3 players, portable gaming consoles, and early ultra-portable laptops.
- Provides basic storage for operating systems and media files.
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Product Overview
The Hitachi HTC436030G5E00 is a 30GB IDE Ultra ATA/100 hard drive with a 4200 RPM spindle speed. It features a compact 1.8-inch form factor and 2MB cache, suitable for older portable devices.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 30 GB |
| Interface | IDE (PATA) Ultra ATA/100 |
| Rotational Speed | 4200 RPM |
| Form Factor | 1.8-inch |
Additional Specifications
| Cache | 2 MB |
| Model | HTC436030G5E00 |
| Manufacturer | Hitachi |
Product Description
The Hitachi HTC436030G5E00 hard drive is a compact storage solution designed for the era of ultra-portable electronics. With a capacity of 30GB, it was once a common choice for devices where space was at a premium. The drive utilizes the IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics), also known as PATA (Parallel ATA), interface, specifically adhering to the Ultra ATA/100 standard, which offered a significant speed improvement over earlier IDE standards. This interface was prevalent in consumer electronics and laptops before the widespread adoption of SATA. The 1.8-inch form factor is a key characteristic, making this drive exceptionally small and lightweight. This size constraint dictated its use in specific types of portable devices, such as early generations of MP3 players, portable gaming consoles, and some of the first ultra-portable laptops or subnotebooks. The 4200 RPM spindle speed indicates a focus on power efficiency and reduced heat generation, which are critical factors for battery-powered mobile devices, though it results in slower data access times compared to higher RPM drives. Equipped with a 2MB cache buffer, the drive attempts to mitigate some of the performance limitations inherent in its design. This cache helps to temporarily store frequently accessed data, potentially speeding up read and write operations. While largely obsolete for modern computing due to its small capacity, slow interface, and low rotational speed, the HTC436030G5E00 represents a piece of mobile storage history, serving the needs of legacy devices that still rely on this specific type of component.
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