The WD Black Mobile is a 2.5-inch internal hard drive for laptops that is the best option for students or professionals with previous generation laptops who needs to upgrade to a higher capacity and endurance hard drive.
Western Digital targets students and professionals for its WD Black Mobile as it would cater their needs like those who work on programming, heavy processing tasks files or virtualization simulated tests for projects. The drive is also perfect for processing media intensive files for faster processing and rendering of photos, videos or animation files as its packed with a high speed spin performance of 7200 RPM, 16/32 MB cache and SATA 6 Gb/s interface so there's no slowing down in computer tasks. The said drive is fully tested and supported for Apple notebooks/laptops and Windows notebooks/laptops.
WD Black Mobile (WD10JPLX) Specifications
For more info you can check Western Digital's Website here.
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| WD Black Mobile |
Western Digital targets students and professionals for its WD Black Mobile as it would cater their needs like those who work on programming, heavy processing tasks files or virtualization simulated tests for projects. The drive is also perfect for processing media intensive files for faster processing and rendering of photos, videos or animation files as its packed with a high speed spin performance of 7200 RPM, 16/32 MB cache and SATA 6 Gb/s interface so there's no slowing down in computer tasks. The said drive is fully tested and supported for Apple notebooks/laptops and Windows notebooks/laptops.
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| The actual unit of WD Black Mobile |
WD Black Mobile (WD10JPLX) Specifications
- Interface: SATA 6 Gb/s
- Form factor: 2.5 Inch
- RPM Class: 7200
- Capacity:
- WD1600BEKX - 160 GB - 16 MB
- WD2500BEKX - 250 GB - 16 MB
- WD3200BEKX - 320 GB - 16 MB
- WD5000BPKX - 500 GB - 16 MB
- WD7500BPKX - 750 GB - 16 MB
- WD10JPLX - 1 TB - 32 MB
- WD5000LPLX - 500 GB - 32 MB
- WD3200LPLX - 320 GB - 32 MB
- WD2500LPLX - 250 GB - 32 MB
- Dimensions: 100mm x 69.8mm x 0.37mm
For more info you can check Western Digital's Website here.
