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Thread: Seagate Releases 500 Gig Hard Drive

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    Spicker's Avatar AKA jaigandhi5 BT Rep: +7BT Rep +7
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    From their web site, half a terabyte and next generation SATA imagine having 4 of these
    SEAGATE POWERS WORLD'S MOST POPULAR PC HARD DRIVE WITH HALF-TERABYTE AND FASTER 3 GBIT/S SERIAL ATA INTERFACE; INTRODUCES FASTER, HIGHER CAPACITY EXTERNAL AND PORTABLE DRIVES

    More storage for data, digital video, music and multimedia files on-the-deck or on-the-go; New 500GB External Drive, 120GB Portable Drive, and FireWire 800 interface

    Driving next-generation storage performance, capacity and portability for home and office computing, Seagate Technology (NYSE:STX) today announced a capacity increase to 500GB for its Barracuda 7200 disc drive family, as well as a powerful 3 Gigabit/second Serial ATA (SATA) interface targeted at high-performance applications such as digital video workstations, nearline storage and PC gaming systems. Seagate also announced the new half-terabyte capacity and a new FireWire 800 (IEEE 1394b) interface for its family of External Hard Drives, and a new 120GB Portable External Hard Drive with FireWire (IEEE 1394a) interface that gives consumers an easy way to expand and carry Mac and PC storage.

    The new Barracuda 7200.9 internal disc drive will combine 3Gb/s SATA throughput - double that of first-generation SATA - with 500GB of capacity, 16 Mbytes of cache and Native Command Queuing (NCQ) for even higher performance, and the quietest operation in a desktop PC hard drive. Seagate will also begin offering 3Gb/s SATA across all Barracuda drives, from 40GB to 400GB capacities.

    The new Seagate External Hard Drive will offer a whopping 500GB for easy storage expansion with push-button backup and a huge speed increase with the new FireWire 800 interface. FireWire 800 offers a significant advance in the speed of external hard drives - it gives consumers an easy way to install storage that's fast enough not just for backup but for real-time applications running on the external drive.

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    External eh, Would be crazy if it was internal

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    Quote Originally Posted by Linkin Park
    External eh, Would be crazy if it was internal
    if u actually read the thing....

    it said they will have both internal and external

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaigandhi5
    Quote Originally Posted by Linkin Park
    External eh, Would be crazy if it was internal
    if u actually read the thing....

    it said they will have both internal and external
    One would hope that everyone on this board knows im stupid. I just eyed thru it, not really reading it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Linkin Park
    External eh, Would be crazy if it was internal
    Another typical post the gets us upset. Did you even think to look at Seagate.com ???

    http://www.seagate.com/pdf/marketing/PO-Cuda7200.9.pdf

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    Meh, Hitachi already made a one terabyte HDD.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Virtualbody1234
    Another typical post the gets us upset. Did you even think to look at Seagate.com ???

    http://www.seagate.com/pdf/marketing/PO-Cuda7200.9.pdf
    No, Why would I? Im obviously not that *Smart* to do that....
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    we could tell

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    That was just VB's polite way of saying im an idiot.

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    I would only ever use 100gb, and thats if i tried really hard. I only have half of my 80gb full

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