Seagate says the Seven is special to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Seagate's launch of the first mass-produced 5.25-inch HDD.
The drive will be available later this month for $99.99.
oh great another seagate drive that can burn out or require a firmware update or corrupt my data man these guys need to quit while there ahead
IS this a hard drive with a native USB 3.0 connector or is it a SATA or SATA-Express hard drive in a USB 3.0 enclosure???
Originally posted by megadunderhead:AGREED!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oh great another seagate drive that can burn out or require a firmware update or corrupt my data man these guys need to quit while there ahead
Its impressive as its slicker & slimmer than your cell phone
Originally posted by scorpNZ:sacrificing intended purpose for a function you'll never see nor care for in a few years isn't what id call impressive. unless by impressive, you mean impressive waste of R&D funds.
Its impressive as its slicker & slimmer than your cell phone
Form follows function........I don't give a rat's ass on the appearance of a hard disk just as long as the damn thing WORKS.
Question for the comments here: Why would this drive not work?
From experience, Seagate hard disks tend to fail more often than their competitors and when they fail, it is often when you least expect it.
Originally posted by DVDBack23:it will work, its just dead end tech. there are flash drive that are pushing past 500GB for a measly 50 bucks more.
Question for the comments here: Why would this drive not work?
Originally posted by DXR88:I carry around a 128GB flash drive. Cost me $35. I agree with you 100%.
Originally posted by DVDBack23:it will work, its just dead end tech. there are flash drive that are pushing past 500GB for a measly 50 bucks more.
Question for the comments here: Why would this drive not work?
would you rather tote this thing around with a cable or have a device the size of your thumb that you can plug in with no wires?