Subject: | Re: Flash based IDE drives... |
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From: | "Chris Edwards" chris2edwards |
Date: | Fri Jul 27, 2007 1:49 am ((PDT)) |
On Wed, 25 Jul 2007, Eric Benjamin wrote: | The question is one of whether the shock limits of | conventional hard drives are reached in actual use. | Based on my experiences designing products of similar | size, I certainly think that the shock limit of the | Seagate drive, for example, would be exceeded if it | were dropped while operating. Yep - there must be a reason why my macbook (and I imagine other laptops?) now incorporate some sort of accelerometer designed to detect the unit being dropped, and attempt to park the HD before impact... |
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