Toshiba on Thursday said it is aiming its newly unveiled mini hard-disk drive at mobile phones. The long-rumoured 0.85-inch drive, which Toshiba claims is the smallest in the world, is on show at the ...

The company is entering a crowded market with its 0.85-inch hard drive, but its small size might take it into devices others can't reach. The long-rumoured 0.85-inch drive, which Toshiba claims is the ...

Toshiba Storage Device Division (SDD), the industry pioneer in small form factor hard disk drives (HDDs), today added a 400GB model to its line of personal storage devices for consumers seeking ...

- The new high-capacity, high-performance storage is purpose-built for the demands of modern AI-enabled surveillance systems ...

Toshiba is set to launch a portable USB hard drive that comes with PC or Mac software that can turn it into an Internet-accessible file server. The company said its Canvio Connect drive has built-in ...

Anyone looking for an external hard drive to back up and secure their most important data shouldn’t settle for just any model. Toshiba’s lineup of premium storage devices are reliable, provide a large ...

Toshiba has taken a big step forward in hard drive technology by successfully testing the world’s first 12-disk HDD in a standard 3.5-inch size. Most high-capacity hard drives today use 10 platters, ...

TOKYO — Toshiba Corp. has developed a 1.8-inch hard disk drive that achieves a 40 Gbyte capacity by employing perpendicular recording technology for the first time. The drive provides a 133 Gbits ...

In brief: Toshiba and Showa Denko have recently unveiled their plans for advancing hard disc drive capacity. Along with Western Digital and Seagate, they are betting on different magnetic recording ...

We have an old Toshiba Satellite 2535CDS that is having a few issues with its hard drive. The hard drive is a Toshiba branded 4.3GB drive. I did some searching on Toshiba's site, some Google searching ...

Toshiba announces new 2.5-inch hard drive that spins at 5400rpm and offers up to 640GB of storage. Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been involved with technology since 2000, starting with testing ...