- Brand : Archos
- Product name : HDA ARCHOS 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0
- Article code : 500653
- Category : External Hard Drives
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- Info modified on : 07 Mar 2024 15:34:52
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Long product name Archos HDA 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0 external hard drive 4200 RPM
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HDA ARCHOS 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0
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Short summary description Archos HDA 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0 external hard drive 4200 RPM
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Archos HDA 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0, 40 GB, 2.0, 4200 RPM
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Long summary description Archos HDA 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0 external hard drive 4200 RPM
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Archos HDA 40 GB ARCdisk USB 2.0. HDD capacity: 40 GB. USB version: 2.0. HDD speed: 4200 RPM, Read speed: 480 MB/s, Write speed: 480 MB/s
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Back in the ‘80s, a personal computer’s hard drive had a 5.25-inch form-factor that was roughly twice the height of today’s optical drives, was heavy enough to be awkward to hold in one hand, and, at the high end, could handle as much as 100MB (if y...