Helium-filled drives will lift capacities to new heights


  1. Borg 386
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    Helium-filled drives will lift capacities to new heights


    OK..sorry...but I have wonder..is all the music going to sound like Chipmunks?

    Helium-filled drives will lift capacities to new heights | TechRepublic
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  3. indianacarnie
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    But very interesting article.
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  4. King Arthur
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    But does it lift?
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  6. z3r010
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    Old news - Helium-filled hard disks will lead to higher capacities
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  7. Borg 386
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    z3r010 said:
    Old news - Helium-filled hard disks will lead to higher capacities
    Oopsy...sorry
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  8. A Guy
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    Only old if you've seen it

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  10. Thorsen
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    King Arthur said:
    But does it lift?
    Yes, but will it blend?
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