maxell 200110 DDS-2 Backup Media 4/8G 1 Pack
DDS-2 tape cartridge stores 4 or 8 GB with ceramic-coated metal particle media and Safe-T-Lock hub
- Total capacity4/8G
- Media formatDDS-2
- Pack quantity1 Pack
- Key featuresCeramic Coated Metal Particle Tape Safe-T-Lock Hub-Locking M
- DDS-2 format stores up to 8 GB compressed
- Ceramic coated metal particles protect data integrity
- Safe-T-Lock hub mechanism prevents accidental tape release
- Precision engineered cartridge ensures reliable drive compatibility
- Single pack suits entry-level server backup needs
Product Identity
The maxell 200110 is a single DDS-2 tape cartridge designed for entry-level to mid-range server backup. It uses ceramic coated metal particle tape and a Safe-T-Lock hub-locking mechanism for reliable data storage.
Capacity and Compatibility Limits
DDS-2 format provides 4 GB native capacity and 8 GB compressed capacity per cartridge. This media requires a compatible DDS-2 drive and cannot be written by earlier DDS drives or later DAT generations.
Deciding Specification
The 4/8G native and compressed capacity rating determines if this cartridge meets your backup volume requirements. Buyers needing higher single-cartridge capacity or faster throughput must select a different tape format.
How it compares
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- Price $8.99
- Cheaper than about 89% of the 136 comparable items (median $47.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Maxell |
| Model name | 200110 |
| Total capacity | 4/8G |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.05 kg |
| Package size | 71 × 55 × 19 mm |
| In the box | |
| Pack quantity | 1 Pack |
| More details | |
| Media format | DDS-2 |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 4 GB native or 8 GB compressed capacity for my DDS-2 drive?
The cartridge stores 4 GB native and up to 8 GB with 2:1 hardware compression; pick the higher figure only if your backup software enables compression.
What does the 4/8 GB rating mean when the tape is in a DDS-2 drive?
In a DDS-2 drive you get 4 GB of raw data; the 8 GB figure is reached only when the drive's compression engine compresses the stream by roughly two to one.
Does the DDS-2 interface limit the 4/8 GB capacity in any way?
The DDS-2 format defines the 4 GB native and 8 GB compressed limits; the tape cannot exceed those capacities regardless of the host interface used.
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