Toshiba MQ01ABD - Revision history

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	==Products==		==Products==
	~~All N300 hard drive~~ models ~~have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on~~.		The current lineup consists of a 320 GB, 500 GB and 1 TB model. In the past, 250, 640 and 750 GB models, as well as models that may include a newer SATA 3.0 standard were offered.

	===Current models===		===Current models===
	{\| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba MQ01ABD models currently in production.""		{\| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba MQ01ABD models currently in production."
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	! Model \|\| Capacity \|\| Year released		! Model \|\| Capacity \|\| Year released

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	It received many derivatives throughout its lifetime, including [[Toshiba MQ01-V\|variants for set-top box use]], [[Toshiba MQ01UBD\|one with soldered USB micro-B ports designed for the firm's Canvio series]], and [[Toshiba L200\|rebadges aimed at the retail sector, versus OEMs as the original MQ01ABDs were]]. The MQ01 series also saw many variations in z-height, including [[Toshiba MQ01ABF\|7 mm]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC\|12.5 mm]] and [[Toshiba MQ01ABB\|15 mm]] variations.		It received many derivatives throughout its lifetime, including [[Toshiba MQ01-V\|variants for set-top box use]], [[Toshiba MQ01UBD\|one with soldered USB micro-B ports designed for the firm's Canvio series]], and [[Toshiba L200\|rebadges aimed at the retail sector, versus OEMs as the original MQ01ABDs were]]. The MQ01 series also saw many variations in z-height, including [[Toshiba MQ01ABF\|7 mm]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC\|12.5 mm]] and [[Toshiba MQ01ABB\|15 mm]] variations.

	The first attempt to succeed the MQ01ABD was with the Toshiba MQ02ABF series, which copied initiatives from Western Digital and Seagate to cram two platters into 7 mm 2.5" drives. Previously, the accepted norm was one platter in this z-height. However, Toshiba quickly abandoned the concept and reverted to the MQ01ABD designs to serve the same duty.		The first attempt to succeed the MQ01ABD was with the Toshiba MQ02ABF series, which copied initiatives from Western Digital and Seagate to cram two platters into 7 mm 2.5" drives. Previously, the accepted norm was one platter in this z-height. However, Toshiba quickly abandoned the concept and reverted to the MQ01ABD designs to serve the same duty.

	The MQ01ABD series was largely supplanted by the [[Toshiba MQ04]] series, which reduced the platter count for 1 TB in exchange for SMR use, making it a more attractive option for data drives in laptops as well as external drives. Nevertheless, the MQ01ABD series would continue to remain in production, even in the face of the MQ04 family.		The MQ01ABD series was largely supplanted by the [[Toshiba MQ04]] series, which reduced the platter count for 1 TB in exchange for SMR use, making it a more attractive option for data drives in laptops as well as external drives. Nevertheless, the MQ01ABD series would continue to remain in production, even in the face of the MQ04 family.

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	{{infobox hard drive product family		{{infobox hard drive product family
	\|image1 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 top-down view.jpg		\|image1 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 top-down view.jpg
	\|caption1 = Top~~-down view~~ of an MQ01ABD100.		\|caption1 = Top lid of an MQ01ABD100.
	\|image2 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 CDI SMART printout.png		\|image2 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 CDI SMART printout.png
	\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100.		\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100.

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	\|image1 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 top-down view.jpg		\|image1 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 top-down view.jpg
	\|caption1 = Top-down view of an MQ01ABD100.		\|caption1 = Top-down view of an MQ01ABD100.
	\|image2 = ~~Toshiba HDWJ110~~ SMART printout.png		\|image2 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 CDI SMART printout.png
	\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100.		\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100.
	\|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]		\|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]

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	{{infobox hard drive product family		{{infobox hard drive product family
	\|image1 = TOSHIBA ~~HDWJ110~~.jpg		\|image1 = TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100 top-down view.jpg
	\|caption1 = Top-down view of ~~a Toshiba HDWJ110, similar in type to the~~ MQ01ABD100.		\|caption1 = Top-down view of an MQ01ABD100.
	\|image2 = Toshiba HDWJ110 SMART printout.png		\|image2 = Toshiba HDWJ110 SMART printout.png
	\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes of a ~~Toshiba HDWJ110, similar in type to the~~ MQ01ABD100.		\|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes from a TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100.
	\|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]		\|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
	\|purpose = laptop		\|purpose = laptop

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	\|successor = [[Toshiba MQ02ABF]]<br>[[Toshiba MQ04]]		\|successor = [[Toshiba MQ02ABF]]<br>[[Toshiba MQ04]]
	}}		}}
	'''Toshiba MQ01ABD''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. The MQ01ABD series was the first hard drive family to use [[List of Toshiba model number codes\|a newly refreshed model number scheme]]. It was released in 2011, following the [[Samsung Spinpoint M8]] and [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Firebird\|Firebird]] family [[Western Digital Blue (laptop)\|Scorpio Blue]] models. ~~Reaching a maximum capacity of 1 TB, it~~ and respective binned relabels are the only families ~~aimed at laptops to achieve~~ 1 TB ~~with~~ CMR ~~and~~ still ~~remain~~ in production.		'''Toshiba MQ01ABD''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. The MQ01ABD series was the first hard drive family to use [[List of Toshiba model number codes\|a newly refreshed model number scheme]]. It was released in 2011, following the [[Samsung Spinpoint M8]] and [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Firebird\|Firebird]] family [[Western Digital Blue (laptop)\|Scorpio Blue]] models. The MQ01ABD family and respective binned relabels are the only families with a 1 TB CMR 2.5" model still in production.

	==History==		==History==
	The MQ01ABD family marks the continuation of restructuring of labels for Toshiba. The label was given a new layout, with a new [[List of Toshiba drive revision codes\|DRIVE REV]].		The MQ01ABD family marks the continuation of restructuring of labels for Toshiba. The label was given a new layout, with a new [[List of Toshiba drive revision codes\|DRIVE REV]] acting as the primary way to distinguish drives for different OEMs and revisions.

	It received many derivatives throughout its lifetime, including [[Toshiba MQ01-V\|variants for set-top box use]], [[Toshiba MQ01UBD\|one with soldered USB micro-B ports designed for the firm's Canvio series]], and [[Toshiba L200\|rebadges aimed at the retail sector, versus OEMs as the original MQ01ABDs were]]. The MQ01 series also saw many variations in z-height, including [[Toshiba MQ01ABF\|7 mm]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC\|12.5 mm]] and [[Toshiba MQ01ABB\|15 mm]] variations.		It received many derivatives throughout its lifetime, including [[Toshiba MQ01-V\|variants for set-top box use]], [[Toshiba MQ01UBD\|one with soldered USB micro-B ports designed for the firm's Canvio series]], and [[Toshiba L200\|rebadges aimed at the retail sector, versus OEMs as the original MQ01ABDs were]]. The MQ01 series also saw many variations in z-height, including [[Toshiba MQ01ABF\|7 mm]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC\|12.5 mm]] and [[Toshiba MQ01ABB\|15 mm]] variations.
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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	*All MQ01ABD family members are codenamed Aquarius. Being the last known 2.5" codename, it is the conclusion of a wide range of astronomy/constellation-related codenames all given to 2.5" drives.		*All MQ01ABD family members are codenamed Aquarius-B. Being the last known 2.5" codename, it is the conclusion of a wide range of astronomy/constellation-related codenames all given to 2.5" drives.
	*Having been in production since August 2011, the MQ01ABD family is the longest continuously produced hard drive family.		*Having been in production since August 2011, the MQ01ABD family is the longest continuously produced hard drive family.

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{{infobox hard drive product family
|image1 = TOSHIBA HDWJ110.jpg
|caption1 = Top-down view of a Toshiba HDWJ110, similar in type to the MQ01ABD100.
|image2 = Toshiba HDWJ110 SMART printout.png
|caption2 = CrystalDiskInfo printout of SMART attributes of a Toshiba HDWJ110, similar in type to the MQ01ABD100.
|manufacturer = [[Toshiba]]
|purpose = laptop
|platform = Aquarius-B
|form_factor = 2.5"
|z-height = 9.5 mm
|speed = 5,400
|af = 512e
|max_transfer = None specified
|interface = SATA
|mttf = None
|recording_method = cmr
|max_load_cycles = 600,000
|unrecoverable_error_rate = <math>1</math> in <math>10^{14}</math>
|released = 2011<ref name="release">{{cite web|url = https://www.storagereview.com/news/toshiba-mq01abd-1tb-9-5mm-notebook-hard-drive-released|title = Toshiba MQ01ABD 1TB 9.5mm Notebook Hard Drive Released|publisher= StorageReview|author = Brian Beeler |date = 2 August 2011|access-date = 10 March 2021}}</ref>
|in_prod_exceptions = see [[Toshiba MQ01ABD#Former models|Former models]] for exceptions
|predecessor = [[Toshiba 75GSX]]
|successor = [[Toshiba MQ02ABF]]<br>[[Toshiba MQ04]]
}}
'''Toshiba MQ01ABD''' is a hard drive family created by [[Toshiba]]. The MQ01ABD series was the first hard drive family to use [[List of Toshiba model number codes|a newly refreshed model number scheme]]. It was released in 2011, following the [[Samsung Spinpoint M8]] and [[:Category:Western Digital Marvell Firebird|Firebird]] family [[Western Digital Blue (laptop)|Scorpio Blue]] models. Reaching a maximum capacity of 1 TB, it and respective binned relabels are the only families aimed at laptops to achieve 1 TB with CMR and still remain in production.

==History==
The MQ01ABD family marks the continuation of restructuring of labels for Toshiba. The label was given a new layout, with a new [[List of Toshiba drive revision codes|DRIVE REV]].

It received many derivatives throughout its lifetime, including [[Toshiba MQ01-V|variants for set-top box use]], [[Toshiba MQ01UBD|one with soldered USB micro-B ports designed for the firm's Canvio series]], and [[Toshiba L200|rebadges aimed at the retail sector, versus OEMs as the original MQ01ABDs were]]. The MQ01 series also saw many variations in z-height, including [[Toshiba MQ01ABF|7 mm]], [[Toshiba MQ01ABC|12.5 mm]] and [[Toshiba MQ01ABB|15 mm]] variations.

The first attempt to succeed the MQ01ABD was with the Toshiba MQ02ABF series, which copied initiatives from Western Digital and Seagate to cram two platters into 7 mm 2.5" drives. Previously, the accepted norm was one platter in this z-height. However, Toshiba quickly abandoned the concept and reverted to the MQ01ABD designs to serve the same duty.

The MQ01ABD series was largely supplanted by the [[Toshiba MQ04]] series, which reduced the platter count for 1 TB in exchange for SMR use, making it a more attractive option for data drives in laptops as well as external drives. Nevertheless, the MQ01ABD series would continue to remain in production, even in the face of the MQ04 family.

==Products==
All N300 hard drive models have an equivalent MN series NAS OEM product line they are based on.

===Current models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba MQ01ABD models currently in production.""
|-
! Model || Capacity || Year released
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD032]]
|320 GB
|rowspan="3"|2011
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD050]]
|500 GB
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100]]
|1 TB
|}

===Former models===
{| class="wikitable sortable" summary="List of Toshiba MQ01ABD models that have been discontinued."
|-
! Model || Capacity || SATA version || Year released || Year discontinued
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD025]]
|250 GB
|2.6 (300 MB/s)
|2011
|2013
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD050M]]
|500 GB
|2.6 (300 MB/s) or 3.0 (600 MB/s)
|2016
|2017
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD064]]
|640 GB
|2.6 (300 MB/s)
|2011
|2013
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD075]]
|750 GB
|2.6 (300 MB/s)
|2011
|2014
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100F]]
|1 TB
|2.6 (300 MB/s)
|2012?
|2012?
|-
|[[TOSHIBA MQ01ABD100M]]
|1 TB
|2.6 (300 MB/s) or 3.0 (600 MB/s)
|2016
|2017
|}

==Trivia==
*All MQ01ABD family members are codenamed Aquarius. Being the last known 2.5" codename, it is the conclusion of a wide range of astronomy/constellation-related codenames all given to 2.5" drives.
*Having been in production since August 2011, the MQ01ABD family is the longest continuously produced hard drive family.

==References==
{{reflist}}

{{Toshiba hard drive families}}
[[Category:Toshiba MQ01ABD]]
[[Category:Toshiba hard drive product families]]