Fujitsu’s MHZ2 CJ series drives take crypto seriously

By in Uncategorized on April 24th, 2008

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Coming in capacities ranging from 80 to 320GB, Fujitsu’s new MHZ2 CJ series drives don’t just spin at 7200rpm — these security-conscious drives plus have full-disk hardware-based AES-256 encryption, which ought to forestall indefinitely any potential laptop-nappers. We don’t yet know how much the additional safety

measure will tack on to the bottom line, but they’ll be out by the end of next month (in Japan, anyway).

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