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CES 2007 Slideshow: Terabyte, hybrid HDD and beyond
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Las Vegas (NV) - One of the first major events at CES 2007 was the Storage Visions 2007 Conference, which focused not only on hard drive technologies, but featured an interesting exhibit as well: Join us to see Hitachi's Terabyte hard drive, Seagate's hybrid hard drive, Sandisk's solid state disk, HP's external HD DVD drive and a very effective disk crusher.
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