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Economies of scale. Producing 7200 RPM drives likely is more costly than 5400 in isolation, but running two full production lines itself is costly, when you co
by Someone1234 6y ago
Economies of scale.
Producing 7200 RPM drives likely is more costly than 5400 in isolation, but running two full production lines itself is costly, when you could just run one and "fix it" via software.
Plus it allows you to vary the number of 5400/7200 RPM drives you "produce" to exactly what the market wants. Just keep them unlabeled in a warehouse as orders arrive: label, firmware, and ship.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoThose would be 5400rpm drives maybe 7200rpm capable), then, not 7200rpm.
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