Hitachi HUA721010KLA330 1TB Hard Drive

Hitachi HUA721010KLA330 1TB Hard Drive (Serial ATA-300, 7,200 RPM, 32MB)

19 Sellers from $189.99

Summary
Description	HUA721010KLA330 1TB Hard Drive
Manufacturer	Hitachi
Lowest Price	$189.99
Available at	19 Stores
Product Specification
Storage
Capacity	1 TB
Interface
Interface Type	SATA II (3.0 Gbps)
Interface Connection	Serial ATA - 7 pin
Performance
Rotational Speed	7200 RPM
Cache Size	32 MB
Host Transfer Rate	3 Gbps
Access Time	8.2 ms
General
normalized-Access Time	8.2
normalized-Cache Size	32
normalized-Capacity	1000000
normalized-Rotational Speed	7200
Internal/External	Internal
Form Factor Width	3.5
Dimensions
Height	1.028 in
Width	4 in
Depth	5.787 in
Weight	1.54 lbs
Warranty
Warranty Information	5 Year Limited Warranty
More Info
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