This Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk sounds like an exercise commandment for your desk, but it’s the world’s first 3TB external hard drive. Best news: It has USB 3.0 and FireWire 800 (along with USB 2.0). More »
If you were interested in the Seagate FreeAgent Theatre+ HD media player solution, you’ll be happy to know it’s launched in Australia. It’ll set you back $219, although that doesn’t include any hard drive capacity at all. I still think connecting my PS3 to a home network and streaming directly from a NAS or home server is a better option, but maybe that’s just me…
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Seagate’s portable 2.5″ FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac already has the triple interface—FireWire 400/800 and USB 2.0—but now it comes with 500GB spinning at 7200rpm for the best portable video and audio editing performance. More »
Seagate unveiled their FreeAgent Theatre HD product to a bunch of Aussie journos yesterday to prepare for its launch next month. And while it’s a solid looking, easy to use product, it’s not something that regular Gizmodians are going to want to add to their home theatre setup any time soon. More »
Last night, I previewed Seagate’s FreeAgent Theatre HD Media Player, which docks those super-slim FreeAgent 2.5″ USB drives in order to connect your video files to your TV.
That there is the grandpappy of those leaked Seagate hard drives, the 3.5-inch, 7200RPM, 1.5TB FreeAgent XTreme. It connects via USB 2.0, FireWire 400 or eSATA, the latter of which transfers files at a blazing 3GBit/second. Available in October, the US$300 LED-filled drive comes in three more sizes starting at $160 for 500GB. Seagate launched a whole slew of other HDDs too, including 5400RPMers, 2.5″ slim drives in four colours and two Mac-ready drives that’ll save you the inconvenience of running Disk Utility for US$40-US$70 more than their PC-counterparts. Catch ‘em in pics and press release down below.
