Last year, Hitachi Global Storage Technologies predicted hard-drive companies would announce 1 terabyte drives by the end of 2006. Hitachi was only off by a few days. The company said on Thursday that ...

Start your BitTorrent engines, boys and girls, for Hitachi is planning to release a one-terabyte hard drive by the end of the year. The hard drives will be of the standard 3.5-inch size and will make ...

Just when you got used to hard drives with hundreds of gigabytes (hundreds of billions of bytes) they do it: make one with a terabyte (a trillion bytes). Yes, you can now get a terabyte hard drive on ...

Seagate has announced a consumer hard drive that will give consumers virtually unlimited home storage— for now, at least. Think about it for a second: one terabyte (TB) is a 1,000 gigabytes (GB). The ...

While a few years ago a 1 TB hard drive seemed huge, Seagate Technology has announced that it is releasing the world's first 8-TB hard drive, designed for data storage of private and cloud-based data ...

Hitachi plans to release a 3.5-inch hard drive with a 1TB (one terabyte) capacity sometime in the first half of 2007, or The Double-O Seven as I like to call it. (The company, apparently, can’t keep a ...

Spider-Man Remastered : hdd 1TB vs ssd M.2 1TB l 1440p System: Windows 10 Core i9-12900K msi mpg Z690 Force 32Gb ram DDR5 ...

COSTA MESA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--CMS Products, Inc., (www.cmsproducts.com) an award-winning developer of data backup, encryption and security technology products, today announced that it has ...

I just saw a Western Digital external hard drive special: A 12TB desktop drive for $187. That's $15.58 per TB. Within a year, we'll be seeing $15 per TB drives on regular offer. How do drive vendors ...

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With a terabyte drive, consumers can store 250,000 MP3 songs, enough for two solid years of listening without a single repeat. Photos: Hitachi's terabyte drive Michael Kanellos is editor at large at ...