"It can stand up to 20G of vibration - the HDD can withstand only 0.5G, Samsung said."
The old HDD could only handle 0.5G? So does that mean you could only use it on the moon... or maybe the ISS? Seems odd that Samsung would build a HDD that couldn't even handle earth's 1.0G of gravity. :) :)
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Post: 0.5G?
Jefe Mixtli
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Posted Monday 5th November 2007 13:49 GMT
In Samsung samples SATA II 2.5in SSD
"It can stand up to 20G of vibration - the HDD can withstand only 0.5G, Samsung said."
The old HDD could only handle 0.5G? So does that mean you could only use it on the moon... or maybe the ISS? Seems odd that Samsung would build a HDD that couldn't even handle earth's 1.0G of gravity. :) :)