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March 04, 2009

Can't say we really expected to see anything from Western Digital here at CeBIT, but sure enough, it brought along its 2TB Caviar Green hard drive, WD TV HD media player and the new 8TB ShareSpace NAS. Along with oodles of other external, internal and somewhere-in-between drives, too. We actually ki...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Darren Murph at 10:08 PM | 3 Citations

March 03, 2009

Remember those absurdly capacious 2TB Caviar Green hard drives that Western Digital pumped out earlier this year? If not, WD's hoping to jar your memory by cramming no fewer than four of 'em into its newest, most spacious ShareSpace NAS ever. The four-bay device is now being offered in an 8TB flavor...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Darren Murph at 10:23 PM | 2 Citations

February 03, 2009

It's been a long time coming, but Seagate's finally unveiled its first 2TB hard drive, the 3.5-inch Constellation ES. The hefty spinner also comes in 500GB and 1TB varieties and runs at 7,200RPM, which should make it a bit faster than Western Digital's behemoth, according to reviews for the latter. ...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Ross Miller at 8:02 AM | 1 Citations

January 30, 2009

Now that the proverbial cat is out of the bag on Western Digital's 2TB Caviar Green HDD, hardware fanatics have had a chance to take the 3.5-inch drive for a spin. While its performance leaves something to be desired -- transferring files took longer than the 1TB Caviar Black or 1.5TB Seagate Barrac...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Ross Miller at 3:21 AM | 4 Citations

January 28, 2009

Western Digital has finally come to my rescue. Really folks – they have. I’ve been worried about maxing out my HP MediaSmart EX470 Windows Home Server but thanks to the newly announced WD 2 Terabyte Caviar Green hard drive, I can now upgrade my 1TB SATA HDDs to 2TB SATA HDDs – yes.. double the...
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January 27, 2009

If you've been holding off on a 1TB or 1.5TB upgrade in the hopes of buying something a wee bit roomier, Western Digital's new 2TB hard drive may fit your needs. Western Digital bills its "Green" series as being eco-friendly; these drives typically trade a bit of performance for variable spin speeds...
(Obsolete Feed) [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by jhruska@arstechnica.com (Joel Hruska) at 11:50 AM
There's no veil of secrecy covering this one, but Western Digital has finally come clean with the industry's first 2TB internal hard drive. Launched today in the USA, the planet's highest capacity single HDD -- otherwise known as the 2TB Caviar Green ($299; available now) -- sits on a 3.5-inch platf...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Darren Murph at 8:00 AM | 8 Citations

January 26, 2009

Just as we'd heard, Western Digital is indeed producing (and shipping) a standalone 2TB internal hard drive. Available now for purchase from Mwave Australia, the 3.5-inch WD20EADS sports a 7,200RPM spin speed, 32MB of cache and a AU$377.80 price tag, which converts to just under $250 in greenbacks. ...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Darren Murph at 11:47 PM | 2 Citations

January 13, 2009

Western Digital has known that Seagate was toiling away in hopes of being the first to market with a standalone 2TB hard drive, and evidently it has chosen to work its engineers that much harder. In a presumed effort to beat Hitachi (and everyone else) to the 2TB barrier, WD is reportedly aiming to ...
Engadget [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Darren Murph at 11:49 PM | 3 Citations

January 06, 2009

The newest Lacie Hard Disk MAX ups the storage of its original Neil Poulton ebony-glazed cuboid design to 2TB, while adding the ability to switch between RAID configurations. The Hard Disk MAX......
Gizmodo [ Feed - Focus - Exclude ] by Elaine Chow at 12:45 AM
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