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HGST Hits 10-Nanometer Patterned-Bit Milestone

By Kevin Parrish published

HGST's new discovery will double the bit density of today's disk drives by the end of the decade.

Build It Yourself: A Mini-ITX Gaming System For Just Over $500

By Igor Wallossek published

Low-cost, low-power, small form factor PCs are popular right now. With Intel’s Ivy Bridge architecture available in the low-end Pentium family, you can now build a living room gaming PC with discrete graphics to beat any modern console for just over $500.

System Builder Marathon, Q4 2012: $1,000 Enthusiast PC

By Don Woligroski published

Four 2.5" Hard Drives From 500 GB To 1 TB, Benchmarked

By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos published

Thanks to advances in manufacturing and 4 KB sectors, we finally have 2.5" hard drives with 500 GB per platter and a notebook-friendly 9.5 mm Z-height. Thanks to their high data density, even power-friendly 5400 RPM drives offer impressive transfer rates.

Hitachi Says Data Lives Forever in Quartz Glass

By Kevin Parrish published

Hitachi has found a way to store data in quartz glass.

USB 3.0-Based 2.5" Hard Disks From Adata, Hitachi, And WD

By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos published

USB 3.0 allows external hard drives to realize their performance potential. Each of the three external USB 3.0-based 2.5” disks we're reviewing also excels in some other discipline. We study these specialties up close: speed, capacity, and durability.

Hitachi Global Storage to Demo First 12Gb/s SAS SSD

By Douglas Perry published

Hitachi Global Storage Technology (HGST), which was recently acquired by Western Digital, claims to be first with a demonstration of the first 12Gb/s SAS SSD.

Hitachi's 4 TB Hard Drives Take On The 3 TB Competition

By Patrick Schmid, Achim Roos published

Hitachi recently started shipping a pair of 4 TB hard drives. We can see that they're pretty expensive, but how do they compare to existing 3 TB models in other ways? It’s time for a comprehensive overview of today's high-capacity hard drive offerings.

System Builder Marathon, March 2012: System Value Compared

By Thomas Soderstrom published

System Builder Marathon, March 2012: $1250 Enthusiast PC

By Don Woligroski published

Hitachi Confirms 4TB 3.5-inch HDD, Shipping Now

By Jane McEntegart published

Shipping in limited quantities now, and worldwide early next year.

HDD Shipments to Drop by 35% in Q4 2011

By Wolfgang Gruener published

Seagate has just lowered its shipment forecast for Q4 again.

Six 2.5” High-Capacity Notebook Hard Drives

By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos published

Advanced Format technology makes it possible to build 9.5 mm high 2.5” hard disks with 500 GB per platter. The result is a range of slim and speedy storage giants.

Four 3 TB Hard Drives, Tested And Reviewed

By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos published

Hard drives able to hold 3 TB of data need to be considered carefully because they might not always work as expected. This round-up of four high-capacity disks compares products from Hitachi, Seagate, and Western Digital, then covers their caveats.

Hitachi Ships 1TB Per Platter HDDs

By Kevin Parrish published

Two new lines of 3.5-inch HDDs from Hitachi feature single platters offering up to 1 TB of storage capacity.

Hard Drives 101: Magnetic Storage

By Bestofmedia Team published

Three 2.5" SAS Drives: Enterprise Data Giants, Compared

By Manuel Masiero, Achim Roos published

Currently, 2.5" enterprise drives are leaving their 3.5” competitors behind. They're faster, more flexible, and now they offer comparable capacities (we're up to 1 TB now). In this piece, it's Hitachi versus Seagate battling for high-density supremacy.

WD Acquires Hitachi GST for $4.3 Billion

By Kevin Parrish published

WD has acquired Hitachi GST for $3.5 billion in cash and $750 million in stock.

Cloud Backup: Hitachi’s Life Studio Mobile Plus, Tested

By Igor Wallossek, Achim Roos published

What do you do if you need to back up your data, transport it, synchronize it between several locations, and access it online? Hitachi’s Life Studio Mobile Plus is a brave attempt at solving that dilemma, but it only really appeals to mainstream users.

New Hitachi HDD Could Lead to 4TB and 5TB

By Kevin Parrish published

Hitachi's new 2.5-inch HDD crams 500 GB onto one platter.

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