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Modern Hard Disk Media Issuesof hard disk recording density has accelerated to over 100 percent per year. Hence, during 2000 we have observed product introductions utilizing 15 gigabits/in. and multiple laboratory demonstrations in the 30–50 gigabits/in. range. By the end of 2000 products will be available utilizing over 20 gig

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