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 NetApp X283B R5 750GB SATA 72K RPM Hard Drive  US $2,350.00
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 NetApp X298A R5 10TB 72K RPM SATA Hard Drive US $1,908.00
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 Hitachi DK32J 72FC 74 GB 10k RPM 35 FC Hard Drive US $1,195.00
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 WD Black 1TB 32MB 7200RPM SATA2 Hard Drive WD1001FALS US $1,174.99
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 WD WD1002FAEX Black 1TB 64MB 7200RPM SATA60 Hard Drive US $1,164.99
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 EMC Hitachi 146 GB 10k RPM FC Hard Drive P N 118032371 US $895.15 |
 EMC 146GB 10k RPM FC Hard Disk Drive 118032505 US $895.00
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 EMC Hitachi 146 GB 10k RPM FC Hard Drive P N 118032458 US $894.97
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 HP 3TB 6G SAS 72K RPM 35 Internal Hard Drive 625031 B21 625030 001 US $695.00
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 Hitachi DKR2E J14FC 146 GB 10k RPM FC Hard Drive US $695.00 |
 Dell 02E536 73GB 10000RPM SCSI SCA Hard Disk Drive US $695.00
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Sony gives VAIO S and VAIO Z lines Ivy Bridge upgrade, outs two new VAIO E models (Engadget)
Sony began introducing its new Ivy Bridge lineup last month with the VAIO E Series 14P, a multimedia laptop complete with gesture controls. Today, the company announced two larger models to round out that family, the VAIO E Series 15 and 17. Unlike the 14P, these notebooks don't come with Ivy Bridge power, but then their larger displays (15.5 inches and 17.3 inches, respectively) and an optional Blu-ray player on the larger model should be enough to tell you that these are entertainment-focused machines rather than next-gen powerhouses. Both the VAIO 15 and 17 run Intel Core i5-2450M CPUS and handle graphics with a AMD Radeon 7650M GPU and either 1GB or 2GB of VRAM depending on the model. Each also has a 750GB hard drive spinning at 5,400 RPM, plus a built-in webcam, USB 3.0 with a sleep-charge feature, HDMI, Bluetooth and WiFi. The main difference between the two is screen resolution: while the 15.5-incher sports a 1366 x 768 display, the 17.3-inch version has a more brilliant 1600 x 900 pixels. Pricing info is still MIA. While the VAIO E 15 and 17 didn't make the Ivy Bridge cut, Sony's business- focused VAIO ...
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