Hard drives were the primary way of storing data for both portable and desktop PCs since their creation. As SSDs fell in price, the benefits of flash made hard drives irrelevant in mobile computing. Tower PCs however can still leverage hard drives for bulk storage. 3.5″ HDDs will soldier on, but the days of small form factor 2.5″ hard drives are coming to an end.
Back in April we wrote an article (I’m aware some of you didn’t like the title) about WD’s woes with…
As we mention on our last podcast, several users were frustrated to find that WD Red NAS drives they purchased…
WD is demonstrating the first PCI Express hard drives at Computex Taipei, which takes place on June 3rd through the 4th. WD’s prototype introduces…
Seagate announced that it started shipping the Seagate Desktop HDD 4TB (Seagate Desktop HDD.15), the industry’s only 4TB, 4 platter…
WD has its eyes on seizing some of the ultrabook storage market from SSDs with the new Scorpio Blue hard…
Hitachi has announced their next generation enterprise hard drive, the Ultrastar 7K4000. The most obvious change is the 1TB capacity…
Marvell has reported their latest quarter with revenues of $743 million, a 22% decrease over the prior quarter. Marvell's declines…
Hitachi's latest desktop hard drive, the 3TB Deskstar 7K3000, has made a silent appearance on the company's website. The drive…
Hitachi has launched a broad family of 2.5" 7mm (z-height) hard drives designed to be used in thin and light…