
According to Akihabara News, the new hybrid HDD will increase speed, decrease power consumption, improve reliability, expedite the boot process, and reduce the level of noise. From Sony, the hybrid HDD variation is available in its Blu-Ray Type F (BTO only), whereas on the NEC front, it’s the LaVie C that can get some hybrid HDD love.
For both lappies, you’ll be required to move into the world of Vista, but that’s pretty much expected.




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