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1. Steve Jobs' Macworld 2009 keynote uncertain

   (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

   Tuesday, 16 December 2008

   ... most exhibitors downsizing and several big names reducing significantly their visibility. Others decided to skip the event altogether, including Adobe, Belkin, CreativeLabs, and Seagate, none of which ...

2. Hitachi announces 1.4 watt self-encrypting hard drive

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Monday, 10 November 2008

     Following yesterday’s announcement of Seagate’s self-encrypting hard drives, Hitachi today announced its own 2.5” encryption hard drives with up to 500 GB capacity, which consume less than half ...

3. Western Digital announces Green terabyte hard drives

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Monday, 23 July 2007

   ... its comparison, as Hitachi GST’s 5-disk 1 TB drive is rated at an average power consumption (during read/write processes) of 13.6 watts, while Seagate’s upcoming 1 TB 4-disk drive is promised ...

4. Seagate announces 1 TB hard drives

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Monday, 25 June 2007

   Following Hitachi and Samsung, Seagate now has announced 1 TB desktop hard drives as well. Scotts Valley (CA) – Following Hitachi and Samsung, Seagate now has announced 1 TB desktop hard drives ...

5. Samsung announces 1 TB hard drive

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Tuesday, 19 June 2007

   ... inch. Seagate recently revealed a single platter 250 GB 3.5” drive with a density of 205 Gb/square inch. While higher storage density and fewer platters typically result in less power consumption ...

6. Sandisk announces $350 flash hard drive

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Tuesday, 13 March 2007

   ... drive segment, which combines flash memory with a traditional hard drive. Among others, Samsung and Seagate are expected to roll out such drives during H1 of this year.  ...

7. CES 2007: Hitachi announces 1 TB hard drive

   (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

   Friday, 05 January 2007

   ... by Seagate, which yesterday confirmed that it will also deliver a 1 TB drive within the next three months. Pre CES 2007 coverage - - Las Vegas (NV) - Hitachi this morning was first out of the gate to ...

8. CES 2007: A preview of what you can expect to see on the showfloor

   (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

   Friday, 05 January 2007

   ... to show Quad HDTV Patriot to demonstrate 1302 MHz memory modules Trends and Technologies: Seagate to release 1 TB hard drive in H1 2007 Hybrid hard drives promoted through industry alliance Samsung develops ...

9. Fujitsu announces 300 GB notebook hard drive

   (Hardware/Hardware Features)

   Monday, 11 December 2006

   ... exception of Seagate's 750 GB 3.5" drive, capacities have not been expanded as quickly as some may have thought and it appears that the leading hard drive developers are waiting for the others to catch ...

10. Samsung joins the perpendicular hard drive party

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Tuesday, 14 November 2006

    ... PMR hard drives as well. Toshiba leads the capacity in the 2.5" segment with a 200 GB model, while Seagate currently sells 750 GB 3.5" desktop drives using PMR technology. Related articles: Click through ...

11. L International announces quad-core 24 hour laptop

    (Mobility/Mobility Features)

    Friday, 20 October 2006

      Your dual-core notebook may soon be obsolete because one company is working on a quad-core laptop that could last 24 hours on a single charge. L International has announced that it is building a ...

12. Seagate envisions 2.5 TB desktop hard drives for 2009

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    Friday, 15 September 2006

    Seagate today provided an updated outlook on the future of the hard drive. The company nearly tripled today's highest storage density and believes that 275 GB capacities will be realistic for future Ipods, ...

13. Western Digital intros its first perpendicular hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Wednesday, 13 September 2006

    Western Digital (WD) has caught up with other hard drive manufacturers such as Seagate, Toshiba and Hitachi and is offering its first hard drive that uses perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR). The new ...

14. Fujitsu introduces 2.5" perpendicular hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

    Wednesday, 30 August 2006

    ... on sale worldwide from October 2006, according to Fujitsu. More here at DigiTimes. Related articles: Toshiba ships first harddrive with perpendicular recording tech Seagate announces 160 GB perpendicular ...

15. Seagate to offer hybrid hard drives for Vista notebooks

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Wednesday, 07 June 2006

    Seagate is accelerating the pace towards a perpendicular-only hard drive line-up. Within the next three quarters, the company will launch ten new hard drives ranging from pocket drives to high-end enterprise ...

16. Toshiba fires up 200 GB perpendicular notebook hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Monday, 05 June 2006

    Lately, Seagate has been the company to look at when it came to the largest capacity hard drives. In an unexpected move, Toshiba today trumped Seagate's 160 GB notebook drive with a 200 GB version, packing ...

17. Hitachi launches 160 GB perpendicular mobile hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Sunday, 14 May 2006

    Following Toshiba and Seagate, Hitachi today announced its first perpendicular magnetic recording technology (PMR) hard disk. The drive offers 160 GB in a 2.5" form factor and promises at least as much ...

18. Seagate ships first perpendicular 3.5" hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Monday, 17 April 2006

    Seagate will announce on Tuesday the industry's first 3.5" hard drive that is based on perpendicular recording technology. Targeting enterprise applications, the new Cheetah 15K.5 doubles the capacity ...

19. Seagate announces 12 GB mini hard disk

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Monday, 13 February 2006

    Perpendicular recording will be a key technology to keep the capacity of hard disks growing in coming years. Seagate isn't wasting time upgrading its products: The company will be shipping a massive 12 ...

20. Seagate announces 160 GB perpendicular notebook hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Monday, 16 January 2006

    Seagate today announced its first commercial hard drive that uses perpendicular recording technology. The new 2.5" form factor Momentus 5400.3 drive stores 160 GB on two platters and will be available ...

21. Fujitsu announces 200 GB 2.5" hard drives for 2006

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Friday, 13 January 2006

    ... year. According to a press release, the company will try to tackle Seagate's dominance in multiple markets. By 2008, Fujitsu aims to become the world's third largest hard disk supplier, the release stated. ...

22. CES 2006: Highlights of Saturday's coverage from TG Daily

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    Monday, 09 January 2006

    ... from the back of a display, a WiMAX-enabled notebook computer that might very well command 300 Mbps wireless transfer speed. And we learned from Seagate - the company that will absorb Maxtor in 2007 - ...

23. TG Daily complete wrap-up of CES 2006 coverage

    (Trendwatch/Trendwatch Features)

    Tuesday, 03 January 2006

    ... event, Google and Motorola announced a partnership that will integrate Google branding into mobile phones. Read more... Big Announcements Seagate demos W-USB harddrive, pluggable hard drive concept On ...

24. Imation announces 4 GByte portable micro hard drive

    (Hardware/Hardware Features)

    Wednesday, 28 December 2005

    ... new micro hard drive offers 4 GB and relies on a Toshiba-built 0.85" drive. At a suggested retail of $190 it is pricey - regular 4 GByte micro drives from Seagate and Hitachi currently sell between $125 ...

25. Seagate Announces World's Highest Areal Density HDD

    (Hardware/Hardware Brief)

    Wednesday, 17 September 2003

      Leapfrogging the hard drive industry in storage density, Seagate today introduced the world's first hard drive to store 100 GBytes of data on a single 3.5" platter. Leapfrogging the hard drive ...