The Best of :
Techtree News Staff, Nov 19, 2007 1152 hrs IST
Targeting mobile users, home users, and the corporate segment, Seagate's new range comprises Maxtor One Touch4 Plus, OneTouch4 Mini, and OneTouch4; and Barracuda 7200.11 and ES.2.
Seagate has announced availability of its 1 Terabyte (TB) hard drives for its next generation Maxtor Onetouch4 and Barracuda family.
Targeting mobile users, home users, and the corporate segment, the new range of products comprises Maxtor One Touch4 Plus, OneTouch4 Mini, and OneTouch4; and Barracuda 7200.11 and ES.2.
The entire Maxtor family incorporates Maxtor Safety Drill, a solution for disaster recovery, which is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, and the Mac operating system. It packs one-touch synchronization and password encryption.
Meanwhile, the 1TB Barracuda hard drives are the second generation desktop and perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) hard drives that promise to deliver a combination of capacity, performance, and reliability for a wide range of PC applications.
The Barracuda 7200.11 and ES.2 deliver 7,200 rpm spin speeds, average seek times of 8.5 milliseconds, and caches up to 32 MB. The drives pack 1 TB of data on four disks to provide cool operating temperatures and low power consumption.
The Barracuda ES.2 is a newly designed hard drive featuring the new RVFF (Rotational Vibration Feed Forward) system, designed to sustain performance in densely-packed multi-drive systems. The drive also incorporates the new PowerTrim technology, which manages drive power consumption at all levels of activity.
The 1 TB Barracuda 7200.11 is the 11th generation in the Barracuda 7200 series. The drive offers a continuous transfer rate of 105 MBps, with a low power rating of 8 watts at idle. It also delivers industry-leading acoustics, as low as 2.7 Bels, which is nearly undetectable by the human ear.
The new Maxtor and Barracuda products will be available in mid-November through Supertron computers. The pricing for these products has not been revealed yet. However, the 1 TB Barracuda 7200.11 is expected to be priced close to Rs 16,000.
Related News:
Seagate Announces 1TB Hard Drives
by indian_mts, Bangalore, on Nov 24, 2007 10:31 AM, Report abuse
by Abhishek Gupta, Mumbai, on Nov 24, 2007 01:33 PM, Report abuse
by Ashish, Lucknow, on Nov 26, 2007 02:35 PM, Report abuse
400gb is available for 4000Rs so if i get 4 of them and configure them on raid...i have much higher access speeds and still costs only 16,000/ - for almost 2TB
by kiran, hyderabad, on Nov 20, 2007 06:24 PM, Report abuse Reply
You Sir, are wise and bold ;-) Of course I am presuming that you have also added the cost of a RAID controller etc ...
by Pats, BLR, on Nov 20, 2007 08:37 PM, Report abuse
Kiran You are right, but power consumption and portability matters. Right?
by Sasank Borua, New Delhi, on Nov 21, 2007 02:16 PM, Report abuse
by asas, gfgf, on Nov 21, 2007 04:24 PM, Report abuse
by asha, trivandrum, on Nov 21, 2007 04:32 PM, Report abuse
raid arrays increase failure rates unless you go in for mirroring ( as opposed to striping) . striping adds to performance and failures both, mirroring the reverse. so there is a trade-off . wud not suggest you increase failure rates
by Anonymous, delhi, on Nov 25, 2007 01:40 PM, Report abuse
I thought you would be interested in this
by svs, svs, on Nov 22, 2007 02:09 AM, Report abuse Reply
Get one from US man. 500GB Seagate External is just $99@ OfficeDepot !!!
by Imran, Hyderabad, on Nov 21, 2007 08:27 PM, Report abuse Reply
Its really good to here. hardware technology should growing fast.
by Tarun Kumar Bha, Lucknow, on Nov 21, 2007 10:12 AM, Report abuse Reply
by fdh df fdfggg, rtt, on Nov 20, 2007 05:49 PM, Report abuse Reply
by Sunil chandani, delhi, on Nov 20, 2007 04:10 PM, Report abuse Reply
as a layman what will be the use of this huge memory if the speed matches it. But hope the prices will come down to affordable limits.
by carolraj, Chennai, on Nov 20, 2007 02:42 PM, Report abuse Reply
what's not revealed about pricing. It is already in stores with 16,250/- for seagate and 15,250/- for WD. Check primeabgb website
by Anonymous, hyd, on Nov 19, 2007 06:42 PM, Report abuse Reply
is it use ful for use as external hard drive? to record and play back please
by dr manyam, hyderabad, on Nov 19, 2007 06:09 PM, Report abuse Reply
Intead of 16k for 1 TB- would it not make better economic sense at present to get 2x500GB at 5.5k each total 11k ? & then all your eggs are not in one basket-but in two !!!
by vijayshimla, Shimla 171001, on Nov 19, 2007 12:57 PM, Report abuse Reply
True. 750GB still is ridiculously priced. This might just be the next good bang for buck capacity HDD if it comes down to something like 6K-7K. 16K is too much for a single HDD.
by dookie, Bangalore, on Nov 19, 2007 04:25 PM, Report abuse
Home | Products | News | Reviews | User Reviews | Games | Downloads | Guides | Forums | Comments | Price Search | eClassifieds | Ask TechTree | Contests
Feedback | Sales Offices | Contact Us | Disclaimer
Copyright(C) 2009 UNML. All rights reserved.
How much does one terra byte equals?
by joseph, melbourne, on Nov 21, 2007 10:06 AM, Report abuse Reply