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  • storage

    LaCie's LaCinema Rugged HD Enclosure Outputs 1080p Video, Ruggedly

    LaCie's new LaCinema Rugged HD is a 250/320/500GB, USB-powered external hard drive marketed as a multimedia player: It'll output 1080p video to a TV over HDMI, and has a rugged enclosure in case you keep your HDTV in the woods. More »
    07/08/09
    8,442
    27

    By Dan Nosowitz
  • review

    Toshiba Portege R600 Review: 512GB SSDs Are the Bee's Knees

    Just last summer, Toshiba's Portege R500 was the first laptop with a 128GB SSD. A year later, Toshiba's Portege R600 is the world's first 512GB SSD lappie. So for this one moment, Toshiba is on the top of the world. More »
    Feature
    07/07/09
    22,140
    76

    By Mark Wilson
  • storage

    Toshiba Portable Hard Drives Lack Voltron Color-Coded Assembly

    There's not much particularly groundbreaking about these portable hard drives, other than their swirl of Liquid Blue, Komodo Green, Rocket Red and Vivid White—designs that could look either quite nice or quite tacky in person. More »
    06/24/09
    4,569
    15

    By Mark Wilson
  • hard drives

    Seagate FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac: 7200rpm 500GB Drive with FireWire 800 (Happy Now?)

    Seagate's portable 2.5" FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac already has the triple interface—FireWire 400/800 and USB 2.0—but now it comes with 500GB spinning at 7200rpm for the best portable video and audio editing performance. More »
    06/24/09
    8,800
    31

    By Wilson Rothman
  • storage

    Western Digital's My Book World Edition II Offers 4TB of RAID Network Storage

    WD's new NAS drives, the My Book World Edition II, packs either 2 or 4TB of storage in a dual-drive RAID array. It seems like a pretty solid system for those dangerously paranoid about the safety of their data. More »
    06/24/09
    10,970
    20

    By Dan Nosowitz
  • storage

    Hard Rectangular Drive Is Faster, More Efficient Than SSD

    British scientists have developed a new breed of hard drive that uses not spinning discs, but rather a rectangular platter and millions of moving data heads to read/write data. In theory, this could mean transfer speeds of 500 MB/s. More »
    06/22/09
    20,305
    51

    By Adrian Covert
  • hard drives

    Seagate's BlackArmor Drives And NAS Provide More Secure Backup Than Normal Drives

    Seagate just updated their BlackArmor line with three units, a 220 NAS that holds up to 4TB, a WS 100 external drive with eSATA and USB 2.0, and a PS 110 portable drive that holds up to 500GB. More »
    06/22/09
    9,111
    9

    By Jason Chen
  • storage

    QNAP SS-839 Pro Turbo NAS Shrinks Mega RAID to Notebook Sizes

    The QNAP SS-839 Pro Turbo NAS is the smallest 8-bay networked attached storage solution on the market. In fact, it's just a hair larger than a 7-inch cube. More »
    06/22/09
    9,659
    25

    By Mark Wilson
  • storage

    Seagate's FreeAgent Go Offers World's First Bus-Powered 640GB 2.5-Inch Portable HDD

    Seagate's FreeAgent Go line of hard drives is home of the first 640-gigabyte portable in the beloved USB bus-powered 2.5-inch form factor. More »
    06/18/09
    13,110
    34

    By Adrian Covert
  • storage

    InnoDisk's 128 GB NanoSSD Is the Size of a Matchbox, but Still Zips Around

    The InnoDisk NanoSSD amazingly packs 128-gigabytes of storage into a form factor not much bigger than a matchbox. And to top it off, InnoDisk claimes the drive still reads and writes at around 150 MB/s. Wow. More »
    06/09/09
    10,507
    45

    By Adrian Covert
  • storage

    WD My Book Studio Edition II: 4 Terabytes + 4 Interfaces

    WD's My Book Studio Edition II now comes with a pair of 2TB drives and a choice of four interfaces: USB 2.0, eSATA, FireWire 400 and FW800. Having 4TB plus all those options'll cost you, though: $650 MSRP. [Western Digital]
    06/09/09
    5,707
    49

    By Wilson Rothman
  • hands on

    Iomega eGo Triple-Interface 500GB Drive Drops a Gig In 15 Seconds Flat

    Sure it's shiny, ruby red and super lightweight, holds 500GB and connects—with power—via USB 2.0, FireWire 400 or FireWire 800. But the best thing about the newest Iomega eGo is that it can move files faster than (almost) anything I've seen. More »
    06/02/09
    19,204
    52

    By Wilson Rothman
  • hard drives

    Adapter Turns Any Hard Drive Into An HD Player For Your TV

    There are a lot of cool docks coming out for hard drives these days, and the latest from Brando is no exception. In fact, it takes things a step further by delivering 1080i video directly to your TV. More »
    06/01/09
    25,267
    34

    By Sean Fallon
  • tivo

    TiVo Will Not Approve (or Even Test) Seagate Showcase and Other DVR Expanders

    I don't know if this is a pro-Western Digital story or an anti-TiVo story, but I just learned that the companies are so cozy together, DVR expanders from Seagate or others are officially blocked. More »
    05/14/09
    10,959
    55

    By Wilson Rothman
  • mods

    DIY Aged Leather-Bound Hard Drive Is At Total Odds With Your Slob Lifestyle

    Sure, this mod looks great. But sooner or later, somebody's going to ask about the contrast between this classiness and the seven pizza boxes on the floor. More »
    05/12/09
    6,190
    42

    By Dan Nosowitz
  • criminal masterminds

    Computer Repairman Steals Hard Drive, Charges Company $2000 To Fix It

    How does a computer repairman stay afloat in a troubled economy? If your name is Kevin Andrew Lutes, you perpetuate your own business through theft. More »
    05/08/09
    34,642
    65

    By Sean Fallon
  • top secret

    Missile Defense Top Secrets Found in Hard Drives Sold on Ebay

    100 hundred drives loaded with confidential information like building blueprints and test launch procedures for Lockheed Martin's ground to air missile defense. That's what you can buy on eBay these days. More »
    05/07/09
    18,741
    64

    By Jesus Diaz
  • storage

    Axxana Phoenix Is a Ruggedized SSD Array for Hardcore Data Backup

    Because I'm paranoid about backing up files in multiple places, Axxana's Phoenix System, which features a multiple SSD array, looks pretty great. Especially considering it can withstand earthquakes, fire, water and "terror." More »
    04/27/09
    10,778
    45

    By Adrian Covert
  • backup

    Seagate Replica Is Time Machine for Windows PCs

    For all of Windows 7's niceties, it still doesn't have an appropriately slick built-in backup system like Time Machine. Enter Seagate Replica, which Rob at BoingBoing Gadgets says works perfectly, just like Time Machine. More »
    04/27/09
    18,524
    87

    By matt buchanan
  • hard drives

    Seagate Barracuda LP Green Hard Drive Slooooows Down to Save Power

    There's a general rule with hard drives: spin faster, get better performance, use more power. "Green" hard drives take the opposite tack: they spin slower, and use less power, like Seagate's new Barracuda LP. More »
    04/22/09
    5,121
    33

    By matt buchanan
  • lacie

    LaCie Debuts 8TB 4big Quadra Bundles Including a 32TB RAID

    LaCie's new series of RAID bundles include an 8TB model of the 4big Quadra, which is actually just two 4TB hard drives put together. More »
    04/20/09
    9,470
    24

    By Andi Wang
  • music

    Old School Computer Band Rocks Bohemian Rhapsody (Poorly)


    I can't think of a more old school, geeky tribute to Queen than a band comprised of an Atari 800XL, 8-inch floppy disk, 3.5-in hard drive and HP Scanjet 3C. If only it sounded better. More »
    04/19/09
    10,582
    58

    By Jack Loftus
  • concepts

    Concept Hard Drive Provides Intravenous Therapy for Peace of Mind

    I wonder, if I shared this IV with any of my friends, do you think I could get any strange viruses? Is exchanging data anything like exchanging fluids? If so, no thank you. [Core77]
    04/16/09
    5,492
    16

    By Andi Wang
  • storage

    DroboPro Squeezes In 8 Networked Drives, 16TB of Data

    The Drobo is a pretty renowned little NAS, making it easy to add networked storage to your home/office. The new DroboPro is a bigger, meaner NAS that's equally simple to use. More »
    04/07/09
    14,508
    52

    By Mark Wilson
  • storage

    Insurance: Hard Drive Maker Western Digital Buys SSD Company SiliconSystems

    Traditional hard drives are still wildly cost effective compared to solid state drives, but that doesn't mean SSD isn't the future. Western Digital bought an SSD company SiliconSystems for $65 million today, as a nice little hedge against the day when HDD's are utterly obsolete. Seagate announce SSD plans recently, too. [WD]
    03/30/09
    2,394
    10

    By Brian Lam
  • hard drives

    Western Digital 2TB My Book World Drive Uses One Single 2TB Disk

    Western Digital's hit 2TB on their external drives before, but this is the first time they've done it using one single 2TB disk. More »
    03/27/09
    14,787
    34

    By Jason Chen
  • saving

    There's No Great Solution for Data Rot

    Anyone who reads Giz probably knows that even though your data is "saved," it's still susceptible to the decay of whatever medium is storing it. According to one expert, the problem is nearly unsolvable. More »
    03/26/09
    20,888
    109

    By Mark Wilson
  • seagate

    Seagate's BlackArmor NAS 420/440 Can Securely Contain Up to 8TB of Encrypted Data for Small Businesses

    What do the San Jose Sharks' new jerseys and Seagate's new hard drives have in common? They are both named BlackArmor, which are eponymous to Seagate's new 8TB network-attached storage (NAS) systems. More »
    03/24/09
    10,224
    46

    By Andi Wang
  • hard drives

    Seagate's SATA3 Is Twice as Fast As Current Hard Drives

    Right now, you're probably working on a SATA-based hard drive, with a transfer speed of 150MBps (SATA) or 300MBps (SATA2). Meanwhile, Seagate just demonstrated their tentative SATA3 spec, which reaches speeds of 600Mbps. More »
    03/09/09
    16,896
    67

    By Mark Wilson
  • software

    Stop External Drives From Spinning Down With NoSleepHD

    Lifehacker found this NoSleepHD utility, which stops external (USB) hard drives from powering down to save energy. More »
    03/03/09
    7,455
    24

    By Jason Chen
  • media players

    Seagate's FreeAgent Theater HD Media Player Is a Set-Top Dock for Hard Drives

    Last night, I previewed Seagate's FreeAgent Theater HD Media Player, which docks those super-slim FreeAgent 2.5" USB drives in order to connect your video files to your TV. More »
    02/20/09
    16,823
    48

    By Andi Wang
  • hdds

    Darth Vader's Theme Played on a Hard Drive is Dorkarificrue

    Normally, hearing your hard drive make this much noise is frightening and unsettling. It still is in this video, but for totally different reasons. More »
    02/05/09
    50,439
    64

    By Adam Frucci
  • hard drives

    Seagate Fires Back with 2TB Constellation Drive

    Western Digital may have announced the world's first 2TB 3.5" hard drive last week, but this week, Seagate fired back with a 2TB model of their own. More »
    02/03/09
    9,695
    51

    By Mark Wilson
  • hard drives

    Western Digital WD20WEADS Is the First 2TB Internal Drive

    Remember when 1TB, 3.5-inch drives were all the rage? Well those days are over, as Western Digital has released their 2TB Caviar Green, available now for $299. More »
    01/27/09
    14,940
    111

    By Mark Wilson
  • fail

    Seagate Firmware Fix Turned Barracudas into Paperweights

    Seagate's SD1A firmware update, meant to fix problems with its Barracuda 7200.11 models, only managed to make things worse—bricking the drives of those who bothered to install it. They've pulled the update pending validation. More »
    01/21/09
    14,600
    68

    By Elaine Chow
  • ssd

    SanDisk's G3 SSDs Deliver 40,000 RPM Speeds Without Breaking the Bank

    SanDisk's new G3 SSD drives are set to offer read speeds equivalent to a 40,000RPM platter drive at prices that won't make you queasy. The age of SSD laptops is looking imminent. More »
    01/08/09
    24,474
    46

    By Adam Frucci
  • ces 2009

    PogoPlug Turns Any Hard Drive Into a Network Share For $79

    PogoPlug is a little conduit box that plugs into your router on one end via ethernet, and mates with your hard drive via USB on the other. More »
    01/08/09
    18,873
    19

    By John Mahoney
  • ces 2009

    Video: ioSafe Solo Fire/Flood Hard Disk Test Puts "Will It Blend?" To Shame

    I was taken to a Vegas house off the strip. There's a fluorescent green pool, a purple jacuzzi. No strippers in sight—it was time to set a fireproof hard disk aflame. More »
    01/07/09
    9,885
    26

    By John Mahoney
  • network storage

    Linksys Media Hub Babysits Your Video, Music and Pics, Streaming Locally and Remotely

    The Gadget: Linksys' Media Hub seems like a server, since it backs up data, gathers your media files automatically, and streams media over IP, but it's more like a super functional NAS drive with RAID support. More »
    01/07/09
    17,014
    27

    By Adrian Covert
  • network storage

    Iomega Home Media Network Drive Packs NAS Goodies For Cheap

    Iomega's Home Media Network Hard Drive comes in 500GB and 1TB packages for $160/$230 repsectively—a good look, especially when considering the drive's AFP/SMB support, UPnP/iTunes servers and Gigabit Ethernet. More »
    01/05/09
    10,789
    16

    By John Mahoney
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