- Brand : Western Digital
- Product name : Blue PC Mobile
- Product code : WD3200LPCX
- GTIN (EAN/UPC) : 0718037810713
- Category : Internal Hard Drives
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- Info modified on : 15 Mar 2024 13:10:29
- Product Overview (4.6 MB) Product Brochure/Datasheet (0.5 MB)
- Warranty: : 2 Years
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Long product name Western Digital Blue PC Mobile 2.5" 320 GB Serial ATA III
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320GB, 2.5", SATA 6Gb/s, 5400 RPM, 16MB
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Short summary description Western Digital Blue PC Mobile 2.5" 320 GB Serial ATA III
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Western Digital Blue PC Mobile, 2.5", 320 GB, 5400 RPM
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Long summary description Western Digital Blue PC Mobile 2.5" 320 GB Serial ATA III
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Western Digital Blue PC Mobile. HDD size: 2.5", HDD capacity: 320 GB, HDD speed: 5400 RPM
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AS MUCH STORAGE AS POSSIBLE FOR YOUR LAPTOPWith the highest possible aerial density inside the thinnest space, the WD Blue mobile hard drives add as much capacity as possible to your laptop PC.
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STATE OF THE ART DESIGNDesigned with strong aluminum materials and a hard Tied-Shaft motor, which increases drive pinch strength as much as 30 percent. These features allow for a more rigid structure without degrading performance or increasing power consumption.
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Uk has collected 97 expert reviews for Western Digital Blue PC Mobile 2.5" 320 GB Serial ATA III and the average expert rating is 80 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
Western Digital has long been the gold standard for hard disk drives. Ask any PC enthusiasts what hard disk to buy, and they're almost certainly going to point you towards a WD Green or Blue. This reputation is not due to the company's cutting-edge hardwa...
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Western Digital (WD) is well-known in the storage industry for its reliable range of hard disk drives (HDD). On 11 October 2016, SanDisk (now a WD company) released the WD Blue and Green line of SSDs to the market. In this review we look at the WD Blue 1T...
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A mere six months ago Western Digital made the bold move of purchasing SanDisk, one of the most recognized companies in the solid state storage market. Much like Toshiba’s purchase of OCZ, this was done in an effort to reinvigorate their own solid state d...
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2017-02-10 03:15:12
2017-02-10 03:15:12
Average rating:80
Western Digital lagged behind other hard drive manufacturers in recent years when it came to the SSD market, but with the acquisition of Sandisk earlier this year it's obvious the company is pushing full steam ahead to catch up. Sandisk was the second lar...
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I'd like to introduce you to the WD Blue SSD. It has quite an interesting and inevitable fate. I think at this day and age, we all have heard about WD. They're the major leader in storage media, of course. To be honest, I've speculated that one day, WD wi...
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WD Blue SSD 1TB Review – Western Digital (WD) is well-known for their storage solutions including the traditional hard disk drives. The one resides in my computer at the moment, the WD Black 7200RPM, has a humongous 6TB of space and I can never seem to fi...
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The price of storage has gown down so much over the past few years. This is reflected with the WD Blue. After averaging the price, it is only about RM 1 per gigabyte of storage – yes, this SSD is a one terabyte (1TB) model, so you can dump everything into...
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The first WD Blue SSD to see the light of day didn't really cause that many ripples in the market. Now we have the second generation WD Blue SSD and it's a totally different animal. This time people will take notice not least because it uses leading edge...
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While the price of SSDs continues to drop, the ‘old' hard drive is still the cheapest way to store a lot of data. Especially in a NAS or Mini-ITX system, where there is limited physical space you probably want a drive with as much capacity as possible...
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