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Deputy Manager Cindy Lee is reported to have said the drive will be in mass production in July or August. Although the story doesn’t quote Lee directly, it leaves few details to the imagination that a new drive is coming soon and Apple will be using it in future iPods; Apple doesn’t use Toshiba’s miniature drives in anything but iPods.
According to a story at ThinkSecret.com, Sources inside Apple confirmed late Wednesday that company executives are wondering how the news could have leaked.
The drive will enter mass-production during July or August and represents a jump in the storage density of Toshiba’s 1.8-inch drives, said Cindy Lee, deputy manager of Toshiba Digital Media Network Taiwan Corp.’s hard disk drive division technical department.
Toshiba’s current highest capacity drive, which is a 40GB model, includes two disc platters, each capable of holding 20GB of data. In the new drive, this capacity will be increased to 30GB per platter.
Read the full story at MacCentral.
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