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Winchester Disks is the name of an early IBM hard disk model which had a storage capacity of 30 megabytes and 30 millisecond access time. The inventors of this hard disk called it a Winchester because of its 30/30 caliber rifle. Winchester Disks have the same basic technology used in modern disks, but have low data storage capacity and low accessing speed.

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