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Sony TAITE-20N AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge 20GB/52GB
Reliable Data Storage with Sony AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge The Sony TAITE-20N Tape Cartridge utilizes AIT Turbo media and Advanced Metal Evaporated (AME) technology for reliable and cost-effective data storage. Compatible with AIT Turbo drives, this cartridge provides ample capacity and a long arc...
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Overview
Reliable Data Storage with Sony AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge
The Sony TAITE-20N Tape Cartridge utilizes AIT Turbo media and Advanced Metal Evaporated (AME) technology for reliable and cost-effective data storage. Compatible with AIT Turbo drives, this cartridge provides ample capacity and a long archival life.
- Brand: Sony
- Model: TAITE-20N
- Type: AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge
- Format: AIT-E Turbo
- Tape Length: 186 meters
- Native Capacity: 20GB
- Compressed Capacity: Up to 52GB
- Technology: Advanced Metal Evaporated (AME)
- Archival Life: 30 years
- Native Data Transfer Rate: Up to 6MB/s
- Compatibility: AIT Turbo Drives Only
Specifications
Brand
Sony
Model
TAITE-20N
Type
AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge
Native Storage Capacity
20GB
Compressed Storage Capacity
52GB
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the native storage capacity of the Sony TAITE-20N tape cartridge?
The Sony TAITE-20N AIT Turbo Tape Cartridge offers a native storage capacity of 20GB.
What is the compressed storage capacity of this tape?
When data compression is utilized, this tape cartridge can store up to 52GB of data.
What type of tape cartridge is this?
This is an AIT (Advanced Intelligent Tape) Turbo Tape Cartridge, designed for reliable data backup and archiving.
Is this cartridge compatible with all tape drives?
No, it is specifically an AIT Turbo tape cartridge and requires a compatible AIT Turbo tape drive for use.
For what purpose is the Sony TAITE-20N typically used?
It is commonly used for data backup, archiving, and disaster recovery purposes, particularly in environments with existing AIT tape infrastructure.