Automating the back-up procedure to allow for less human intervention, and therefore less human failure, is a sensible option. This is why the TSL-7000, the first DDS autoloader... more
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Supported Tape Cartridges (Read and Write): DDS-1, DDS-2
Recording Standard: DDS-1, DDS-2
Data Transfer Rate (native): 10 MBps ( 35.2 GBph ), 0.8 MBps ( 2.81 GBph )
Data Transfer Rate (compressed): 20 MBps ( 70.3 GBph ), 1.6 MBps ( 5.63 GBph )
Average Seek / Access Time: 40 sec
Buffer Size: 1 MB
Environmental parameters
Min Operating Temperature: 5 °C
Max Operating Temperature: 40 °C
Humidity Range Operating: 20 - 80%
Power
Type: Power supply
Voltage Required: AC 110/240 V ( 50/60 Hz )
Manufacturer's product description
Automating the back-up procedure to allow for less human intervention, and therefore less human failure, is a sensible option. This is why the TSL-7000, the first DDS autoloader from Sony, provides maximum peace of mind. Reliability is the key to the TSL-7000. With the outstanding SDT-7000 quad-speed DDS-2 drive as its engine, the TSL-7000 has a better performance than any autoloader using a conventional DDS-2 drive. It stores up to 64 GB compressed data and has an unmatched MTBF (Mean Time Between Failure) rating of 180, 000 power on hours. The secret behind the TSL-7000's exceptional reliability is a unique 'push arm' mechanism which effects all horizontal cartridge movement. Together with carefully selected components that guarantee high rigidity and durability, this new design sets a new standard in autoloader performance.
Advantages: large storage and build of quality Disadvantages: expensive for a flash drive but you get what you pay for
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..., read the specification of the computer and think it through wisely.
So I continued, opened the Sony Vaio computer booklet and glanced down at my desired PC...
The latest of all, a 3.2GHz Pentium 4 processing chip embossed at the centre of the computer base, which means, the computer is 32 times faster than my 1997 Packard Bell PC. This just shows how technology has advanced over short time.
The chip accompanied by its powerful feature to do many calculations and execute many programmes simultaneously (technically called hyper-threading).
... Moving onto the storage, the base contained 250 GB, which is believe it or not, 125 times more space then my previous Packard Bell PC! This would be great for storing my videos on.
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Advantages: Fast, looks good, comes in a variety of colours Disadvantages: Expensive, mouse can sometimes play up
...capture, which you press to activate the camera, this automatically loads it and you can see yourself on screen, you can also change the camera to movie mode and create a film also. The camera is a 1.3megapixel but for 1.3megapixels it takes good quality photos, my mobile phone is a 3.2megapixel but the intergrated camera on my laptop is much better quality. It is very simple to use and relocate photos after they have been taken.
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Performance
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The laptop is equipped with an Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 CPU with 2.0 GHz and an integrated video chip by Intel, a Graphics Media Accelerator X3100. This is a typical office equipment with sufficient reserve capacities for applications like Office, Internet, DVD, etc.
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