JAPAN, August 23, 2006 - I-O Data Device, Inc. (“I-O Data” below) announced LANDISK Tera, HDL-GT Series, new LAN terabyte hard disk featuring Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-T) support and RAID 0/0+1/5 compatibility both in Japan and Korea. Shipping for the Japanese market is scheduled to begin at the end of September. The product lineup features two different capacity models: 1TB (terabyte) and 2TB(*1), and the target shipping volume is forecast at 3,000 units per month.
This product is a large-capacity LAN-connectable hard disk that incorporates four removable hard disks. It features high-speed Gigabit Ethernet support (with a theoretical data transfer rate of 1,000 Mbps) and uses Serial ATA drives for enabling high-speed file sharing and network backups. The cartridge-type hard disks use Relational HD(*2) for flexible building of four different types of RAID configurations. Hot-swapping support is also provided for allowing cartridge changes while the power is still on. This enables to replace hard disks without stopping the system, such as during disk failure. |
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Model Name | HDL-GT1.0 | HDL-GT2.0 |
Price (not including tax) | 106,300 JP yen | 210,900 JP yen |
Shipping date | Scheduled for end of September 2006 |
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RAID is an abbreviation for “Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks” and refers to technology where multiple hard disks operate and appear as a single hard disk. This product can build four types of RAID for flexible driving of RAID 0/1/5, which makes it ideal for any kind of data operation that could be expected over a LAN. For these reasons, we consider this product the ideal solution for small companies and SOHO users.
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HDL-GT1.0 / HDL-GT2.0
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(*1) Four HDDs are installed. The available disk space varies depending on the operating mode. The capacities shown are for striping mode.
(*2) Relational HD is a cartridge standard proposed by I-O Data.