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New Actually, IIRC the problem was glass platters
not GMR heads.

Glass is used is most (all?) laptop drives, but IIRC 60GXP & 75GXP were earlier adopters of glass for desktop drives.

Tony
New Re: Actually, IIRC the problem was glass platters
Interesting - of course glass is a strange solid - more like a liquid really. Probably a basic materials oops during design.
-drl
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                 My experience with Seagate & IBM 3.5 in drives is that ... - (dmarker) - (8)
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                             Fujitsu RMA problem. - (Andrew Grygus)
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