SONY SDX-560V/RP AIT2 Turbo

AIT Turbo supercharges entry-level AIT products

Local data backup for departments and workgroups has long relied on DDS as the de-facto standard drive built into servers. But since the hard disks in servers today typically exceed 100 GB even the low end, the largest DAT72 (36GB, native) is no longer sufficient.
Now, to satisfy the needs of users in the low-end market, Sony has developed the successor of DDS, of which more than 10 million units have been shipped worldwide.
The new AIT Turbo series, which is an enhanced version of the existing AIT-1/2 model, was developed under the concepts "Large Capacity", "High-speed backup" and "Cost-Effective Media".