WD Scorpio Black WD3200BJKT 320 GB – 2.5 Hard Drive

By Andreas Lee

Western Digital designed WD Scorpio Black as a little beast in 2.5 hard drive classes. This speedy hard drive is equipped with sophisticated Western Digital technology which does not only provide the best performance, but also provides convenience to your notebook. WD Scorpio Black is amazing performer of 2.5 hard drive, very quiet & cool in its kind.

High Class performance which is given by WD Scorpio Black gives more than you expect. With 7200 rpm spinning speed, 16 MB buffer cache, 300 MBps transfer rate and a SATA 3 GB/s interface, this 2.5 hard drive is rated as excellent device which coming out on top in the internal hard drive world. WD Scorpio Black offers 320 GB for space requirement of installed application, and it is able to fulfill any demands of any applications.

2.5 inch hard drive

In terms of laptop convenience, Western Digital equips this 2.5 hard drive with IntelliSeek^TM and SecurePark^TM technology to control actuator’s movement which creates smooth motion to reduce power consumption and vibration. Silence is also a very important factor for a notebook’s hard drive, because a noisy notebook reflects the quality of the notebook itself. Western Digital understands your needs. Therefore, WhisperDrive^TM technology is added on this product to make it as the quietest 2.5 hard drive in the market today.

WD’s ShockGuard^TM technology plays the role to protect mechanical components from impact and at the same time to make WD Scorpio Black as the most reliable 2.5 hard drive.

To face any possibilities, WD Scorpio Black WD3200BJKT has a free-fall sensor to park the head if it detects that the hard drive falls down while being used to prevent damage and data loss.

Specs

• Capacity : 320 GB
• Spindle speed : 7200 RPM
• Buffer cache size : 16 MB
• Transfer rate : 300 Mbps
• Interface : SATA 3 Gb/s
• Model : WD3200BJKT
• Hardware platform : PC and Mac
• Warranty : 5 years warranty

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