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palmOne Turns to Hitachi Microdrive for "Spice of Life"

Overview With the introduction of the LifeDrive mobile manager from palmOne, Inc., there is a new choice in a mobile computing device that fulfills both the quest for success and the zest for life. The LifeDrive mobile manager satisfies the needs of a growing, mobile population that wants access to greater volumes of digital business, personal entertainment and online content. To support the massive storage requirements of this new device generation, palmOne relies on the one-inch Hitachi Microdrive with four gigabytes of storage.

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Publisher	Hitachi	File Format	HTML
Date Published	April 2007
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Storage Management, Hard Drives

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