
Hitachi
Hitachi HTS548080M9AT00 80GB 2.5" Internal Hard Drive
A compact 80GB 2.5-inch internal hard drive with a reliable 5400RPM design for older laptops and portable devices.
$78.00*
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Hitachi
Model
HTS548080M9AT00
Capacity
80GB
Form Factor
2.5-inch
Interface
ATA-100 (PATA/IDE)
Spindle Speed
5400RPM
Buffer Size
8MB
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View on Amazon →Frequently Asked Questions
What interface does this Hitachi drive use?
It uses an ATA-100 (also known as PATA/IDE) interface with a 44-pin connector, which is common in older laptops but not compatible with modern SATA systems.
Is this drive compatible with current laptops?
Most modern laptops use SATA or NVMe connections. This ATA-100 drive is intended for older laptops and devices that still use the parallel ATA 44-pin interface.
What is the spindle speed of this drive?
It operates at 5400RPM, which prioritizes lower power consumption and quieter operation over raw speed—a common design choice for mobile hard drives.
What is the purpose of the 8MB buffer?
The 8MB buffer (cache) temporarily stores frequently accessed data to reduce read and write latency, helping the drive deliver smoother performance during routine file operations.