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How To Buy A Hard Drive: An Essential Guide

12:00PM August 26, 2011 | Loyd Case - MaximumPC

Do you need gigabytes or performance? Laptop upgrades or a screaming new gaming PC? We walk you through what you need to know to pick the right storage solution for your PC. More »


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Western Digital’s My Book Studio Goes Full Metal

11:33PM July 7, 2011 | Adrian Covert

Once formed from plastic, Western Digital’s My Book Studio line of hard drives are now made of brushed aluminium. The Firewire/USB-equipped drives come in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB sizes for $US150, $US200 and $US250, respectively. [Western Digital]


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Every Hard Drive Should Be As Minimal As LaCie’s Porsche Drives

2:40AM June 29, 2011 | Kwame Opam

A weird quirk of LaCie drives: The desktop models feel like cheap crap, from the materials to the electronics (I’m particularly thinking of Neil Poulton’s drive), but their portable drives are solid. This Porsche-designed drive feels like it just might stop bullets. More »


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HDD-Powered Tablet Sounds Like A Very Bad Idea

4:28AM June 24, 2011 | Max Behrman

The world’s first 2.5-inch HDD intended for tablets (but also available as a standalone device) has one thing going for it: It allows Archos to release two new G9 tablets that’ll each have 250GB of storage. That is a lot of room. More »


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Nine Everyday Tech Tools Made Possible By 100 Years Of IBM

3:03AM June 16, 2011 | Adrian Covert

IBM’s Centennial anniversary is fast approaching, and their 100 years of hard work shouldn’t go unnoticed. Behind every major technological advance, you’re likely to find IBM’s name floating around somewhere. Here are nine of our favourite IBM-aided innovations. More »


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The Secret Lives Of Hard Drives

11:37PM June 8, 2011 | Brian Barrett

I’m going to go ahead and guess that the computer component you take most for granted is your HDD. No longer! Bill the Engineer Guy – our favourite uncreepy uncle geek since Bill Nye – unfolds its many mysteries.

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HyperDrive 750GB Hard Drive Connects Right To Your iPad

1:18AM September 8, 2010 | Kyle VanHemert

From the good folks who make the power-in-a-pinch HyperMac batteries, the HyperDrive is a hard drive that connects directly to your iPad. It has a touchscreen, can read 12 types of memory cards and has capacities reaching 750GB. More »


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Win! One Of Five Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Ultra 500GB Portable HDDs

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9:00AM June 25, 2010 | Nick Broughall

Are you a USB 3.0 fanboy? Or is FireWire more your thing? Or do you perhaps spend your weekends hanging out at the local eSATA club talking about why eSATA is better than sliced bread? Or maybe you just don’t care. Either way, the Seagate GoFlex is the only portable hard drive that can cater to all options with a single drive, and we’re giving away five of them! More »


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Win! One Of Five Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Ultra 500GB Portable HDDs

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9:00AM June 24, 2010 | Nick Broughall

In the future, we’ll all have deep holes in the back of our heads that will let us connect directly to the Matrix. Until then, we have to make do with the interchangeable connections available on the Seagate Go Flex range of external hard drives. Phew! More »


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Win! One Of Five Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Ultra 500GB Portable HDDs

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9:30AM June 22, 2010 | Nick Broughall

So your shiny new PC has a USB 3.0 capability, but your dodgy old laptop is stuck with USB 2.0. How do you connect a portable hard drive to take advantage of the extra speed on your PC, yet still work with your lappy? Quite the conundrum. Thankfully, Seagate has the GoFlex HDD system, with its interchangeable connections. And we’re giving away five drives this week on Giz. More »