{"content":[{"text":"TOSHIBA INTRODUCES HIGHEST-CAPACITY \n 2.5-INCH HARD DISK DRIVES","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.043837,"width":0.354802,"height":0.03222}},{"text":"Page 2","bbox":{"left":0.779511,"top":0.043723,"width":0.04407300000000003,"height":0.016877000000000003}},{"text":"making efficient use of the storage surface area. Toshiba is guiding efforts to ease industry \n transition to the advanced 4K byte-per-sector format, while continuing to provide a full line of \n mobile HDDs, including models that support the legacy 512 byte-per-sector configuration. \n “Toshiba continues to lead in integrating state-of-the-art technologies such as 4K byte- \n per-sector formatting to drive capacity increases and help system manufacturers succeed in their \n markets,” said Maciek Brzeski, vice president of marketing at Toshiba Storage Device Division. \n “Since the introduction of our first 4K byte-per-sector offering on a 1.8-inch HDD in 2007, we \n have leveraged our miniaturization expertise to perfect this technology, balancing storage \n advancements and reliability with solid performance. As a result, Toshiba can deliver \n performance benefits with high capacity drives using the 4K byte-per-sector implementation by \n working with product manufacturers to maintain compatibility with the host device’s operating \n system and software packages.”","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.102833,"width":0.754424,"height":0.307713}},{"text":"High Capacity for Digital Content Proliferation \n The MK7559GSXP HDD features an areal density of 541.4G bit/in2, making it ideal for \n mobile applications in which capacity is key, including notebook computers and portable storage \n products. These HDDs also are well-suited for devices that value high capacity in a smaller \n footprint with improved acoustic performance and lower power operation compared to larger \n form factor HDDs. Those applications include all-in-one desktops, televisions and set top boxes. \n At 12.5 millimeters-high, the MKxx59GSM series is geared to external add-on and \n removable storage, tape replacement and docking station applications, as well as addresses the \n escalating demand for capacity and portability in gaming notebooks, mobile workstations and \n other capacity-hungry applications. The 1TB MK1059GSM model can store up to 285,000 \n digital photos, 263,000 digital music files or 820 digital movies2. \n The 1TB and 750GB capacity points target the strongest growth segment of the personal \n storage market. According to IDC, demand for these two capacity points will increase from 11 \n percent of the external add-on storage market to 46 percent by 20123. \n \"The HDD industry is extending its established, long-term trend of delivering more \n storage capacity in smaller form factors, giving system manufacturers new options for creating \n product designs in smaller, more economical footprints with lower power profiles,\" said John \n Rydning, research director at IDC. \"Toshiba's new 750GB and 1TB 2.5-inch hard disk drives","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.443985,"width":0.7621370000000001,"height":0.463076}},{"text":"-more-","bbox":{"left":0.477745,"top":0.92236,"width":0.04445500000000002,"height":0.01687700000000003}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}