Product Description: Seagate's highest capacity thin, 7mm, laptop drives at 2TB /
Light in weight to support portable computers /
Enables drop-in 2TB capacity transition without the weight of traditional laptop drives /
Stores up to 200,000 photos, 250,000 songs or 124 hours of high-definition video /
Standard SATA 6Gb/s interface for easy integration into existing mobile/laptop designs
Huge 2 TB capacities in a thin 7mm lightweight design, the Seagate Mobile HDD stores up to 200,000 photos, 250,000 songs or 124 hours of high definition video.1 The Mobile HDD has some of the most advanced features and one of the best.
Ideal for:
Traditional laptops
Convertible and detachable storage
Slim consumer electronics devices
Helping to protect your sensitive data
Compatibility and Flexibility
The Mobile HDD works with SATA 6 Gb/s and SATA 3 Gb/s designs.
A slim, high-performance HDD which integrates easily.
Drop in 2 TB without the weight of traditional laptop drives
25% lighter than the previous generation
Easy upgrade for most 7mm laptop designs
No-hassle transition from 9.5mm
Standard SATA drive mounting
High Areal Density Comes With Quiet
Operation and Excellent Shock Resistance
With an incredible 2 TB per disk, the Mobile HDD enables the highest areal density in a 7mm
small form factor. The drive additionally performs operations very quietly and has industry-leading shock resistance.
Self-Encrypting Drive Options
Looking for dependable and secure data encryption? The Mobile HDD has Self-Encrypting
Drive (SED) and FIPS 140-2 SED models available in the same 7mm design.2
Government-grade encryption without performance degradation
Ships with the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) Opal protocol
Instant Secure Erase technology3 that can instantly erase the security key data on your hard drive if needed, enabling secure disposal or repurposing of the SED
TECH SPECS
Bytes per Sector (logical/physical):512/4,096
Interface:SATA 6Gb/s
Cache:128 MB
Load/Unload Cycles:600,000
Head-Rest Method:QuietStep Ramp Load
Non-recoverable Read Errors per Bits Read, Max:per 10E14
