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Sony DG90P Data Cartridge DAT DDS-1 2GB (Native) / 4GB
- DAT (Digital Audio Tape) DDS-1 Data Cartridge
- Native Capacity: 2GB
- Compressed Capacity: 4GB
- Compatible with DDS-1 tape drives
- Suitable for data backup and archiving
- Reliable storage media
- Compact form factor
- Cost-effective data protection
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Product Overview
The Sony DG90P is a DAT (Digital Audio Tape) DDS-1 data cartridge with a native capacity of 2GB and a compressed capacity of 4GB. It is intended for data backup and archiving applications using DDS-1 compatible tape drives.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Data Cartridge |
| Format | DAT DDS-1 |
| Native Capacity | 2GB |
Additional Specifications
| Compressed Capacity | 4GB |
| Manufacturer | Sony |
Product Description
The Sony DG90P is a DAT (Digital Audio Tape) DDS-1 data cartridge, representing an earlier generation of reliable tape storage technology for data backup and archiving. This cartridge provides a native storage capacity of 2GB, which can be effectively doubled to 4GB when employing data compression features commonly found in DDS-1 tape drives. This capacity was suitable for smaller backup needs and archival purposes prevalent during the era of DDS-1 technology adoption. Designed to work with DDS-1 compatible tape drives, the DG90P ensures straightforward integration and operation for users who still maintain or utilize this technology. The DAT format, even in its DDS-1 iteration, was recognized for its reliability and the durability of its media, making it a trusted choice for safeguarding important data against loss. The compact size of the cartridge also facilitated easy handling and storage. While newer technologies have surpassed DDS-1 in terms of capacity and speed, cartridges like the Sony DG90P still hold value for specific archival requirements or for organizations maintaining legacy systems. They offer a tangible, offline backup solution that provides a degree of security against digital threats and hardware failures, serving as a foundational element in data protection strategies of its time.
