Here is a Toshiba 100GB Disk Drive—MK1011GAH. HDD 1789 A ZM01. It is identical to the one I previously sold, and was stored in the same box. BUT, the plastic bag was not sealed and the bag label sticker had a split. The drive and its connector “look like” it was never used. But, I can’t test it because it takes a connector I don’t have. I believe this type of drive was often used in an iPod touch classic.“The MK1011GAH is Toshiba's latest IDE 1.8" drive. Toshiba introduced this 100GB HDD for consumer electronic (CE) devices based on perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR). The MK1011GAH can enable some of the most exciting, small form factor mobile devices. The mini-drives offer manufacturers significant storage for consumer, commercial and PC applications - such as music players, handheld PCs, PDAs, wearable computers and laptops. While its data transfer rates scratch at the 30 MB/s mark, we found the minimum transfer rates to be more important: these improved from 11.7 MB/s with former Toshiba drives, to 13.6 MB/s. We also found that this is the most energy-efficient 1.8" two-platter drive we've seen so far, as it require no more than 1.8 W at high activity, while most other 1.8" drives require at least 2 W for the job. At the same time, the idle power requirement stays at just 0.4 W. It uses the ZIF-Ultra ATA connector.”
(all “ above from commercial sources)Please see all the photos that are part of this description. These items have been stored in a climate-controlled, smoke-free indoor environment. As with most original vintage items, it's not possible to offer a guarantee.