M MikeEnIke New member Jan 16, 2007 #1 Many hard drive manufacturers try to please their customers by offering higher capacity hard drives. Seagate has decided to take another route. Check out the news for more information and a picture. Tell us what you think below...
Many hard drive manufacturers try to please their customers by offering higher capacity hard drives. Seagate has decided to take another route. Check out the news for more information and a picture. Tell us what you think below...
J JN New member Jan 16, 2007 #2 Wow...now thats some hot hard diskage! I've always found laptops to be really slow due to their hard disks. What a turnaround eh
Wow...now thats some hot hard diskage! I've always found laptops to be really slow due to their hard disks. What a turnaround eh
M MikeEnIke New member Jan 17, 2007 #5 name='Ham' said: Just hope its priced reasonably, unlike the cheetah... Click to expand... Doubt it Smaller, Better, more efficient = more expen$ive P.S. That's for you kemp
name='Ham' said: Just hope its priced reasonably, unlike the cheetah... Click to expand... Doubt it Smaller, Better, more efficient = more expen$ive P.S. That's for you kemp
N Nagaru New member Jan 17, 2007 #6 Wow, looks cool, but 36 gigs is a bit limiting if you are dealing with HD video, or lots of games.
M MikeEnIke New member Jan 17, 2007 #7 name='Nagaru' said: Wow, looks cool, but 36 gigs is a bit limiting if you are dealing with HD video, or lots of games. Click to expand... 73GB is being released also, I think that just has multiple platters or whatever. (it's late my logic is off)
name='Nagaru' said: Wow, looks cool, but 36 gigs is a bit limiting if you are dealing with HD video, or lots of games. Click to expand... 73GB is being released also, I think that just has multiple platters or whatever. (it's late my logic is off)
P PP Mguire New member Jan 17, 2007 #8 36gig is all you really need if your going to college and need a fast laptop. If you wanna carry a large HD movie (or 2) snag an external drive.
36gig is all you really need if your going to college and need a fast laptop. If you wanna carry a large HD movie (or 2) snag an external drive.
P Phnom_Penh New member Jan 17, 2007 #10 name='FragTek' said: Maybe I missed it, but what interface? Click to expand... SAS.
D dave87 New member Jan 17, 2007 #11 So not available on anything apart from Blades and possibly future revisions of the Precison and the like? I like the idea, but it'd more than likely melt the laptop it was sitting in
So not available on anything apart from Blades and possibly future revisions of the Precison and the like? I like the idea, but it'd more than likely melt the laptop it was sitting in
F FarFarAway New member Jan 17, 2007 #12 Added a link to the drive info here It is indeed an enterprise level drive on SAS
Smaller, Better, more efficient = more expen$ive 
