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English: Inner view of a Seagate 3.5 inch hard disk drive Medalist ST33232A model manufactured in Malaysia in 1998. Parallel ATA interface, ultra DMA mode 2, I/O data-transfer rate 33.3 MB/s max, 3,227 MB, 3 platters, 6 physical read/write heads, spindle speed 4,500 RPM, cache buffer 128 kB, MTBF 300,000 hours, dimensions 146.8 x 102.4 x 26.2 mm, weight 540 grams.
Français : Vue interne d'un disque dur Seagate de 3,5 pouces, modèle Medalist ST33232A, fabriqué en Malaisie en 1998. Interface Parallel ATA, Ultra DMA mode 2, taux de transfert 33,3 MB/s max, capacité 3 227 MB, 3 plateaux, 6 têtes physiques d'écriture/lecture, vitesse de rotation 4 500 tr/min, cache 128 kB, MTBF 300 000 heures, dimensions 146,8 x 102,4 x 26,2 mm, poids 540 g.
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Complete specifications of the hard disk drive: see Seagate's product manual
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  • Detail of one read/write head and the platters of this hard drive
    Detail of one read/write head and the platters of this hard drive

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