Thanks to another partnership between Seagate and Huge Design (also the ones behind the 2.5″ Seven drive) the Innov8 is unlike any other 3.5″ external HDD model in the market today largely thanks to its “rugged/industrial” looks courtesy of the...
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Founded in 1979, Seagate is the leading provider of hard drives and storage solutions. From the videos, music and documents we share with friends and family on social networks, to servers that form the backbone of enterprise data centers and...
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Whether you just want to share data with everyone in your house or the office or if you just want your data to be accessible from anywhere on the planet owning a NAS (network attached storage) device is the easy...
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If we compare the Enterprise NAS HDD 8TB model to the NAS HDD 8TB model we will see that their specifications sheet is identical in some areas and quite a bit different in others. For example both drives feature a...
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Seagate has revision 2 of their ARCHIVE series HDDs available. They offer various volume sizes but since I need to setup a new office NAS my eyes fell on the 8 TB versions, that’s right 8 Terabytes. OK, after formatting...
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The Enterprise NAS 8TB HDD by Seagate is based on a 6 platter design (1.33TB per platter), offers a MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures) of up to 1.2 million hours and features cutting edge technologies such as AcuTrac, Power Balance,...
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The Backup Plus 4TB portable hard drive by Seagate consists by a 15mm thick Seagate/Samsung Momentus ST4000LM016 2.5″ SATA III HDD (features five 800GB platters with a rotational speed of 5400RPM and 16MB of cache) housed inside a USB 3.0...
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Our review unit of the Seagate Desktop SSHD ST4000DX001 4TB came in a medium sized, brown corrugated cardboard box from the company’s American headquarters in Cupertino, California. In case you are wondering how far Apple’s headquarters are from Seagate, a...
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The Archive HDD is currently available in 5, 6 and 8TB models and is aimed primarily towards large-scale data centers and users (mostly professionals) who require lots of space for backup purposes. To that end Seagate focused more in reliability...
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As many of you know to address the issues of power consumption, interior temperatures and noise levels manufacturers choose the easy way out and reduce the RPM of the drive from the “typical” 7200 most consumer desktop drives use down...
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As clearly stated by its name the Seagate Seven portable hard drive is just 7mm thick so amazingly as it may sound to some of you (or most) it’s actually as thick as an 2.5″ internal HDD/SSD. To accomplish that...
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Having already reviewed the Seagate Enterprise Capacity 3.5 V4 6TB SATA model we know that it’s nearly identical to its SAS brother since both rotate at 7200RPM, share the same average seek time of 4.16ms, have 128MB of cache memory,...
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Dang ! Seagate today announced it is shipping the world’s first 8 TB hard disk drive. An important step forward in storage, the 8 TB hard disk drive provides scale-out data infrastructures with supersized-capacity, energy-efficiency and the lowest total cost...
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Scott Horn, Seagate vice president of marketing talked about how data accumulation is growing exponentially and “will propel the digital universe to reach 16 Zettabytes of data by as early as 2017.” Luckily, he adds, Seagate will come to the...
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Seagate’s 600 Pro is marketed as a light enterprise solid state storage solution. Because of its enterprise pedigree, a 600 Series Pro SSD is a drive that has superior endurance and better heavy duty write performance than typical consumer based...
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