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Article: HYPERSONIC UTILIZES FUJITSU 2.5" SERIAL ATA HARD DISK DRIVES.

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April 1, 2005
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Hypersonic, has utilized the Fujitsu MHT2080BH series 2.5" Serial-ATA (SATA) 5400 RPM mobile hard disk drives in its next-generation Aviator EX7 notebook computer. The Fujitsu hard disk drives have been used to create a RAID 0 array to maximize performance or RAID 1 array for fault tolerance. Market leading capacity, performance and speed make the Hypersonic Aviator EX7 one of the most powerful laptops on the market truly designed to benefit professionals, gamers, and anyone looking for a high power mobile PC.

In designing the Aviator EX7, Hypersonic leveraged some of the most innovative technology and hardware available to combine the power of a desktop computer ...

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