Remember the Barracuda LP? Meet its formal successor. In a bid to generate some interest from upgrading Sierra Club members, Seagate has just introduced the Barracuda Green, described as the world's ...

With the massive amounts of digital content now at our disposals, spend enough time in front of a system, and eventually it'll require a storage upgrade. We live in a ...

Seagate have announced the world's first SATA 6Gbps hard-drive, the Barracuda XT, a huge chunk of 2TB capacity aimed at high-performance workstations. The Barracuda XT 2TB spins at 7,200rpm and is the ...

Third generation Serial ATA technology is finally here. Today we are going to take a look at the new Seagate Barracuda XT, the first SATA 6 Gb/s hard drive to hit the TweakTown Test Lab. A few weeks ...

Seagate has chosen Earth Day to debut a range of low-power desktop (3.5in) hard drives. Dubbed Barracuda LP, the drives will be made available in 1TB, 1.5TB, and 2TB capacities with 32MB buffers. What ...

Seagate introduced 1TB platters for 2.5-inch hard drives in January and now the company is injecting this technology into two hard drives for laptops: the 5TB BarraCuda and the 2TB FireCuda. The ...

Ready for this speed freaks? Seagate just announced the world's first 2TB disk with full support for the third generation SATA interface pushing data at 6Gbps -- double the rate of previous ...

And so we have the Seagate Barracuda XT, a 2TB SATA hard drive with a maximum transfer speed of 6Gb/s – double the previous maximum transfer speed. It’s got 64MB of cache, a 7200 RPM spindle speed, ...

Seagate Technology (NASDAQ: STX) today began worldwide shipments of a power-thrifty desktop hard drive family that combines the largest storage capacity available with the best power efficiency and ...

I remember that I’ve recently said that the HDD capacity was stagnant when it comes to 2.5-inch drives, but that’s probably mostly due to me paying more attention to enterprise class drives and also ...

This old-school Star Wars-themed external 2.5-inch, USB (5Gbps) hard drive delivers good performance at a decent price per gigabyte. You can have more capacity for less, but without the fun graphics ...