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full-height drive

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full-height drive

A 5.25" disk drive that measures 3.25" in height. It was the size of first-generation drives in desktop computers, but high-capacity hard drives are still made in this size. A full-height drive bay allows for the installation of one full-height drive or two half-height drives. Contrast with half-height drive.

Full-Height Drives
The CP/M computer of the early 1980s had a full-height floppy drive and a full-height hard disk, typically with a capacity of 5MB or maybe even a whopping 10MB.



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LTO 2 HH technology offers the same 200 gigabytes-per-tape as the current full-height drives, but at a lower data rate.
For small to medium businesses, our new StorageLoader will cost less than a LTO-3 full-height drive and store four times the capacity, while providing integrated automated backup and manageability features.
The Spectra T120 tape library holds 30 to 120 tapes, scales to six full-height drives or ten half-height drives and begins at $16,600.
 
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