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HP C2247-69275 1.2GB 50 PIN SILVER DRIVE
- Capacity: 1.2GB
- Interface: SCSI (50-pin)
- Form Factor: Likely 3.5-inch or 5.25-inch (common for SCSI)
- Drive Type: Hard Disk Drive (HDD)
- Designed for older server/workstation systems
- Used for data storage and retrieval
- Specific SCSI connection type
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Product Overview
The HP C2247-69275 is a 1.2GB 50-pin SCSI drive. This older generation storage device was typically used in servers and workstations for data storage and retrieval. Its 50-pin interface indicates a specific type of SCSI connection.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 1.2GB |
| Interface | SCSI (50-pin) |
Additional Specifications
| Drive Type | HDD |
Product Description
The HP C2247-69275 is a legacy storage device with a capacity of 1.2 Gigabytes. It utilizes a SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) connection, specifically a 50-pin interface, which was common in older computer systems for high-speed data transfer. This type of drive was typically found in servers, workstations, and specialized computing environments where reliable and relatively fast storage was required. Given its capacity and interface, this drive likely belongs to an era where hard drive capacities were significantly smaller than today's standards. The 50-pin SCSI connector suggests it might be a Narrow SCSI or possibly an older Wide SCSI configuration, depending on the specific implementation. These drives were valued for their performance and ability to connect multiple devices in a daisy-chain configuration. This particular model is indicative of the storage technology prevalent in the late 1990s and early 2000s. While its capacity is modest by modern standards, it served as a critical component for data storage and operating systems in its time. Its inclusion in a technical catalog highlights the evolution of storage technology and the need to support legacy systems or provide replacement parts for older infrastructure.
