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New GHz TiBooks pack surprise HD punch
By Michael Flaminio, Insanely Great Mac
November 20th 2002
The 60 GB hard drives shipping with new PowerBook G4s have a little surprise inside, a
hard drive that speedy, yet efficient
Users looking to free themselves from the desktop have something new to look at with
Apple's new PowerBook line up. Apple's laptops have reached a milestone, sporting up
to 1 GHz speeds and DVD-R SuperDrives. As CPU speeds increase, one obstacle remains,
and that is hard drive speeds. Laptop hard drives are smaller, lighter and more power
efficient than counterparts found in desktop systems. These features make for ideal
laptop storage, but at a cost of speed. While a laptop CPUs may cruise at 1 GHz
speeds, it's still difficult to place a laptop on par to a desktop when hard drive
data speeds can be anywhere from 1/2 to 1/4 slower...
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