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tape streamer

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tape streamer
n
(Electronics & Computer Science / Computer Science) Computing an electromechanical device that enables data to be copied byte by byte from a hard disk onto magnetic tape for security or storage
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tape streamer
n (Comput) → Streamer m


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6 hours of six-MHz data and features an optional built-in AIT-3 tape streamer that can be used to back-up almost two hours on a single eight mm cassette.
Sony Electronics' Tape Streamer Products Division of the Component Company markets storage solutions through OEM, commercial and industrial distributors and resellers.
AIT technology continues to lead the way by providing the top storage solutions suppliers such as ADIC, the largest range of capacity and performance options in its libraries, and by combining this exciting new technology with advanced scalability and integrated support for operation in storage networks," said John Woelbern, director of OEM tape streamer marketing for Sony Electronics' Core Technology Solutions Company.
 
 
 
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