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Winchester technology

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Winchester technology [′win·ches·tər tek′näl·ə·jē]
(computer science)
Innovations designed to achieve disks with up to 6 × 108bytes per disk drive; the technology includes nonremovable or sealed disk packs, a read/write head that weighs only 0.25 gram and floats above the surface, magnetic orientation of iron oxide particles on the disk surface, and lubrication of the disk surface.


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With this proprietary disk drive technology (DataZONE's DataBook) removable disk drives can be architected to the original Winchester technology brilliance (Fig 2).
3: Removable Cartridge Disk Drives are Inherently Slower than the Fixed Hard Disk Drive Performance of removable cartridge hard drives based on industry standard Winchester technology is nearly identical to that of fixed hard drive technology (developed by companies like Seagate and Western Digital Corporation) in production at the time of device introduction.
The company offers removable Winchester technology systems for Windows 95, Windows, Windows NT, Apple Macintosh, MS-DOS, UNIX, SGI, SunOS and Novell platforms.
 
 
 
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