Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive Storage drive Tape Cartridge 80 GB

  • Brand : Sony
  • Product name : AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive
  • Product code : AITI200STS
  • Category : Backup Storage Devices
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  • Long product name Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive Storage drive Tape Cartridge 80 GB :

    AITi200STS - AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive (black/white bezel)

  • Short summary description Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive Storage drive Tape Cartridge 80 GB :

    Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive, Storage drive, Tape Cartridge, Serial ATA, 2.6:1, AIT, 300000 h

  • Long summary description Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive Storage drive Tape Cartridge 80 GB :

    Sony AIT-2 Turbo internal SATA tape drive. Product type: Storage drive, Media type: Tape Cartridge, Interface: Serial ATA. Native capacity: 80 GB, Compressed capacity: 208 GB, Drive device, buffer size: 32 MB. Burst transfer rate: 150 MB/s, Sustained data transfer rate (native): 12 MB/s. Power consumption (typical): 12 W. Data compression: ALDC (Adaptive Lossless Data Compression)

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2011-10-04 04:59:15
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2011-10-04 04:59:15
Average rating:83
The AIT-2 Turbo offers far better speeds and capacity than DAT72, making it a better choice for entry-level server backup There are quite a few changes going on in the SMB backup market, particularly with tape drive interfaces. SCSI is now proving to b...