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eilert

01-11-2011 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by mike2011 (Post 37274)

WD has announced world's biggest hard drive in late october. Its 3 TB and must be available by now.

I checked it but can't find it. Hope they release it sooner.

paul6lopeez

06-20-2011 10:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Andrew44 (Post 32541)

SEAGATE HAS JUST started shipping the Barracuda XT, the first 3.5-inch 7200RPM two Terabyte desktop hard disk drive that has a 6Gbps SATA interface for all your faster than SATA-II needs.

Thanks for sharing information. Here i am planning for getting new portable hard drive of 2 TB.

NetworkManager

09-20-2011 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by eilert (Post 36638)

The Western Digital 4TB "MY Book Studio" Edition II Dual Drive Storage System is available. It is a Desktop series.

I've actually been researching this drive for a few months now. Has anyone used the Book Studio yet? I'm looking for a reliability or usability review before investing in one.

Bali	09-24-2011 04:39 PM

Haha, I just realized this thread started back in 2009. Is 4TB still the "world's biggest" harddrive available? At least it's bigger than 2TB, the previous "world's biggest"!

NetworkManager

09-29-2011 06:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Bali (Post 43127)

Haha, I just realized this thread started back in 2009. Is 4TB still the "world's biggest" harddrive available? At least it's bigger than 2TB, the previous "world's biggest"!

I didn't notice that either, and the way technology changes, i'm surprised I cant get 2TB on a thumb drive ;-) I've seen some nice 2 TB setups but nothing larger.

sweetgreen

12-19-2011 05:44 PM

when you have 10 TB storage, why do companies opt for 2TB storage? isn't 10 TB cheaper in comparison?

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