Seagate's 750GB drives hit shelves at $540

User Comments: 4

1. April 28, 2006 4:10 PM
   DragonMaster said:
   Mmmm... Pretty expen$$$ive...For when are 1TBs?? ;-b
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2. April 28, 2006 5:35 PM
   jesse_hz said:
   [i]and soon it may be quite common to see 4x750 in a RAID10 in every workstation. Ok, maybe not.[/i]Well some day it will...
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3. May 1, 2006 9:13 AM
   Master_Jedi said:
   Seagate came up with Heat Assisted Magentic Recording (HAMR) drive that is capable of 6.25TB (Terrabyte) per square inch, with maximum capabilitiesof up to 490TB (four hunder and ninty Terrabytes) with 4 - 5 platters. Since most of seagates drives are 2 platters, they will hold 200TBs. Due to be released around 2010, just enough time to play around with one before we all blow up in 2012 ..full story here[url]http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/storage/display/200403
   5074606.html[/url]
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4. May 1, 2006 10:52 AM
   DragonMaster said:
   [quote] Seagate came up with Heat Assisted Magentic Recording (HAMR) drive thatis capable of 6.25TB (Terrabyte) per square inch, with maximum capabilitiesof up to 490TB (four hunder and ninty Terrabytes) with 4 - 5 platters.Since most of seagates drives are 2 platters, they will hold 200TBs.Due to be released around 2010, just enough time to play around withone before we all blow up in 2012 .. [/quote]o_O Totally whacko! Only 4-6 years. We're not even at 1TB now...
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