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HP A3649-69002 9.1GB Ultra WIDE SCSI 7200 3.5-in Hard Drive
- 9.1GB Storage Capacity
- Ultra Wide SCSI Interface
- 7200 RPM Rotational Speed
- 3.5-inch Form Factor
- Hot-Pluggable Design
- Reliable Enterprise-Grade Performance
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Product Overview
The HP A3649-69002 is a 9.1GB hard drive featuring an Ultra Wide SCSI interface and a rotational speed of 7200 RPM. It is designed for 3.5-inch drive bays and offers a balance of capacity and performance for various server and workstation applications.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 9.1 GB |
| Interface | Ultra Wide SCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Rotational Speed | 7200 RPM |
| Form Factor | 3.5-inch |
Product Description
This HP hard drive, model A3649-69002, provides 9.1GB of storage capacity, suitable for operating systems, applications, and data storage in environments that utilize SCSI technology. The Ultra Wide SCSI interface ensures a broad data path, allowing for efficient data transfer rates that were standard for its era. The drive operates at 7200 RPM, offering a good compromise between performance and power consumption for enterprise use. This rotational speed allows for relatively quick access to data, making it a capable component for servers and workstations requiring dependable storage. Its 3.5-inch form factor ensures compatibility with a wide range of server chassis and storage enclosures. Designed for continuous operation, the A3649-69002 is built to meet the demands of business-critical applications. Its hot-pluggable nature further enhances its utility by enabling maintenance and upgrades without interrupting system operations. This drive represents a solid choice for maintaining or expanding existing SCSI-based storage infrastructures.
