2TB (2048 GB) Drive
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2TB (2048 GB) Drive
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Is your collection of “media” growing at an exponential rate? Western Digital could have what you’re looking for, as it launches the industry’s first 2 TB hard disk drive.
Western Digital’s first 2 TB hard drive (model WD20EADS) makes use of the company’s 500 GB/platter technology (with 400 Gb/in2 areal density), with a set of four to make up the massive capacity. The drive will feature a 32 MB cache.
Most computer users are still running modestly sized drives in comparison to WD’s new offering, and seem to be managing fine. Will there ever be a real need to hit 2 TB when even 1 TB seems like a luxury? Mark Geenen, president of Trend Focus, says more and more people are taking to the roominess.
"While some in the industry wondered if the end consumer would buy a 1 TB drive, already some 10 percent of 3.5-inch hard drive sales are at the 1 TB level or higher, serving demand from video applications and expanding consumer media libraries," said Geenen. "The 2 TB hard drives will continue to satisfy end user's insatiable desire to store more data on ever larger hard drives."
The new 3.5-inch drive will be a part of the Caviar Green family, which, as the name suggests, is part of WD’s low-energy line. The drive will make use of IntelliPower, which WD says “fine-tunes the balance of spin speed, transfer rate and caching algorithms designed to deliver both significant power savings and solid performance."
Overall, however, the new 2 TB drive’s specialty is storage, not speed. The WD20EADS should be filling channels and carries with it an MSRP of $299.
What would you do with all that space?
Is your collection of “media” growing at an exponential rate? Western Digital could have what you’re looking for, as it launches the industry’s first 2 TB hard disk drive.
Western Digital’s first 2 TB hard drive (model WD20EADS) makes use of the company’s 500 GB/platter technology (with 400 Gb/in2 areal density), with a set of four to make up the massive capacity. The drive will feature a 32 MB cache.
Most computer users are still running modestly sized drives in comparison to WD’s new offering, and seem to be managing fine. Will there ever be a real need to hit 2 TB when even 1 TB seems like a luxury? Mark Geenen, president of Trend Focus, says more and more people are taking to the roominess.
"While some in the industry wondered if the end consumer would buy a 1 TB drive, already some 10 percent of 3.5-inch hard drive sales are at the 1 TB level or higher, serving demand from video applications and expanding consumer media libraries," said Geenen. "The 2 TB hard drives will continue to satisfy end user's insatiable desire to store more data on ever larger hard drives."
The new 3.5-inch drive will be a part of the Caviar Green family, which, as the name suggests, is part of WD’s low-energy line. The drive will make use of IntelliPower, which WD says “fine-tunes the balance of spin speed, transfer rate and caching algorithms designed to deliver both significant power savings and solid performance."
Overall, however, the new 2 TB drive’s specialty is storage, not speed. The WD20EADS should be filling channels and carries with it an MSRP of $299.
What would you do with all that space?
Re: 2TB (2048 GB) Drive
if i going to have a big space like that i want to save all my software application like first is 1. adobe, second (2) auto-cad (3) movies (4) and all knowledgeable application that i could learned..
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....i just want to save pics,my favorite movies and other
important details needed to be saved.
important details needed to be saved.
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if i have that kind of drive i save all the importance videos picture song and also my documents and application
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sir.....! all i can say is that...! so high capacity and i really like it....! if i can have one of that of course i will save everything that is need to save hehehe......!GOD BLESS......!
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if i'll be able to have that drive i will really take care of it..and maybe i could venture the field of animation..and make my own animated films then save all of those in that drive,..hahaha,love that course..
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Re: 2TB (2048 GB) Drive
it's nice to have a bigger storage...
but the more you have it, the more you wanna buy more...
hehehe
actually i have:
2 pcs. 750GB disk
1 pc 250 GB disk
1 pc 160 GB disk
1 pc 80 GB drive
2 pcs 160GB Lacie
those are my secondary drives...
i also have...
1 PC 8GB for my very old desktop
1 pc 10GB for my old PC
1pc 30 GB for my old ASUS laptop
1pc 320 GB for my HP
1pc 80GB for my Apple Mac...these are my primary
I have 3 flash drives...
1 8GB
1 4GB
1 1GB
but now? I still have problems....
on where to put my files hehehe
but the more you have it, the more you wanna buy more...
hehehe
actually i have:
2 pcs. 750GB disk
1 pc 250 GB disk
1 pc 160 GB disk
1 pc 80 GB drive
2 pcs 160GB Lacie
those are my secondary drives...
i also have...
1 PC 8GB for my very old desktop
1 pc 10GB for my old PC
1pc 30 GB for my old ASUS laptop
1pc 320 GB for my HP
1pc 80GB for my Apple Mac...these are my primary
I have 3 flash drives...
1 8GB
1 4GB
1 1GB
but now? I still have problems....
on where to put my files hehehe
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