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- Upgrading Your Notebook Hard Drive: The $299 Way and the $87 Way
- Upgrading Your Notebook Hard Drive: The $299 Way and the $87 WayRE: Upgrading Your Notebook Hard Drive: The $299 Way and the $87 WayI don't know what to believe with this story. For now I will assume that nobody is telling lies, but there is something fishy if that's the...
- Discussion threads 2008-08-24
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- Upgrading Your Notebook Hard Drive: The $299 Way and the $87 Way
- The CMS 160GB EasyEncrypt Drive Upgrade Kit replaces your old hard drive with a new, encrypted one, and even lets you keep the old drive around for external storage. Sounds like a good solution -- except for the $299 price tag. Here's how you can accomplish the same thing for...
- Blog posts 2008-08-21
- Alienware Sets New Industry High for Notebook Hard Drive Space
- Alienware Notebook Line Delivers up to 640GB Hard Drive Capacity by Being First to Market with Single and Dual Samsung 320GB Hard Drives
- Research articles 2007-09-20
- Accolades Roll in for Hitachi High-Performance Notebook Hard Drive; Hitachi Travelstar 7K100 Lauded by IT Magazine, PC Market and Others
- HONG KONG -- Hitachi Global Storage Technologies today announced that its Travelstar 7K100 product has been named the '2.5-inch hard drive of the year' by IT Magazine(1) and the '2005 most powerful 2.5-inch ATA hard drive' by PC Market. In evaluating the 7K100, the magazines agree the drive's unmatched performance...
- Research articles 2006-03-01
- Hitachi Introduces 2.5-Inch ''CinemaStar'' Hard Drive for Next-Gen Slim Digital Video Recorders; New Drive Features Perpendicular Recording Technology, Fast Seek Time, Low Power Utilization and High Reliability
- BERLIN -- Hitachi Global Storage Technologies Hitachi today introduced the newest member of its CinemaStarTM product line. With an upper capacity of 160 gigabytes GB, the new 2.5-inch hard disk drive is tailor made for the next iteration of slim digital video recorders DVR by incorporating features that optimize the...
- Research articles 2006-09-01
- Alienware the First to Offer 160GB Mobile Hard Drive in Notebook Systems; Alienware Mobile Systems Configurable with up to Two Seagate Momentus 5400RPM 160GB Mobile Hard Drives to Provide Largest Capacity Ever Available on a Notebook
- MIAMI -- AlienwareR -- the leading manufacturer of high-performance desktop, notebook, media center, server and professional systems -- continues its commitment to deliver the latest technology advancements by being the first manufacturer to offer a 160GB mobile hard drive on notebook systems. Alienware is featuring the new Seagate Momentus 5400.3...
- Research articles 2006-01-17
- Compaq Lowers Prices Up to 17 Percent on LTE 5000 Notebook Personal Computers; Hard Drive Prices Reduced Up to 50 Percent on LTE 5000 Family; Memory Reductions Up to 62 Percent Across All Notebook Families
- HOUSTON--BUSINESS WIRE--Aug. 12, 1996-- Continuing its commitment to provide superb customer value in notebook computing, Compaq Computer Corporation (NYSE: CPQ) today announced U.S. price reductions of up to 17 percent and hard drive price reductions of up to 50 percent across its flagship family of LTE 5000 notebook personal computers....
- Research articles 1996-08-12
- New Averatec 12-inch Notebook Features Intel Dual-Core Processor, 4GB RAM, 250GB Hard Drive
- Solid Performance, Sizable Storage, Value-Priced & Feature-Packed SANTA ANA, Calif. -- TriGem USA today announced the expansion of its mobile computing line with ...
- Research articles 2009-04-27
- The Easiest Way to Backup Your Hard Drive
- The Easiest Way to Backup Your Hard DriveMozy rocks!I've been using Mozy for a couple of months now and have had no problems whatsoever. I have needed to restore a couple of files, and it was easy to do. Definitely worth $5/month.Amazon S3 is another optionYou might also...
- Discussion threads 2007-04-13
- Hitachi America's Newest Notebook Hard Drive Delivers Two GB Capacity in a Slimline Package; Advanced Design Uses MR Heads, PRML Read Channels To Achieve High Data Density, Desktop Performance For Mobile Computers
- BRISBANE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 28, 1996--Hitachi America, Ltd. today announced a new addition to its portfolio of high-performance, slimline disk drives for the mobile computing market. At 2.16 Gigabyte GB, the highest capacity available in a 12.7 mm height, the new drive provides notebook OEMs and integrators with desktop computer...
- Research articles 1996-10-28
- Samsung Ships World's First 2.5" Half-Terabyte Mobile Hard Drive for Notebook PCs
- SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a worldwide leader in digital consumer electronics and information technology, announced today that it is shipping the world's first half-terabyte (500GB) 2.5" mobile hard drive - the new Spinpoint M6. The Spinpoint M6 is designed to fit the industry's standard 9.5mm height...
- Research articles 2008-03-04
- Alienware announces 160GB mobile hard drive on notebook
- Worldwide Computer Products News-20 January 2006-Alienware announces 160GB mobile hard drive on notebookC1995-2006 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com
- Research articles 2006-01-20
- Apricorn Launches EZ Upgrade SATA; Seamless Upgrade Kit for Higher Performance SATA Notebook Hard Drives
- POWAY, Calif. -- Apricorn, the leader in personal storage, is pleased to announce the availability of EZ Upgrade Serial ATA SATA, an easy to use, next generation hard drive upgrade kit for notebook computers utilizing the new SATA drive.
- Research articles 2006-06-06
- Clear Space on an Overcrowded Hard Drive
- If your notebook is more than a year or two old, chances are good it has a smallish hard drive -- one that's probably getting pretty full right about now. Sure, you could upgrade to a larger hard drive, but that involves time and money. A better solution (one that...
- Blog posts 2007-08-06
- Power-Thrifty Hitachi Hard Drive Makes for Cool Laptops, ''Bedroom-Quiet'' Digital Video Recorders; Industry's Best Power Efficiency Offers Benefits for IT and CE Applications
- SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Hitachi Global Storage Technologies is bringing to market the industry's highest-performinga, yet most power-efficient hard drive for the mainstream notebook and consumer electronic segments. In addition, the Hitachi Travelstar 4K120 is the first 2.5-inch hard drive to provide customers with an option for the AV Streaming...
- Research articles 2005-07-06
- IBM's New Hard Drive Diagnostic Technology Offers Computer Users Peace of Mind; Keeping Hard Drives "Fit" Saves Customers Time and Money
- SAN JOSE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--July 29, 1998--IBM today announced a new technology called Drive Fitness Test DFT that lets users easily and quickly test the health of their IBM desktop PC and notebook hard disk drives.
- Research articles 1998-07-29
- IBM's New Hard Drive Diagnostic Technology Offers Computer Users Peace of Mind; Keeping Hard Drives "Fit" Saves Customers Time and Money
- SAN JOSE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--July 29, 1998--IBM today announced a new technology called Drive Fitness Test DFT that lets users easily and quickly test the health of their IBM desktop PC and notebook hard disk drives.
- Research articles 1998-07-29
- Samsung Announces New High-Performance, High-Capacity 2.5" Spinpoint MP2 7200RPM, 250GB Hard Drive
- SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a worldwide leader in digital consumer electronics and information technology, announced today its new premium Spinpoint MP2, a 250GB 2.5" hard drive consisting of two 125GB disks. Operating at a 7200rpm rotation speed, the MP2 is ideal for high performance, desktop replacement...
- Research articles 2008-03-04
- Hitachi Ships World's Speediest Notebook Hard Drive With Encryption Technology
- Accelerates Transition to 7200 RPM 2.5-inch Hard Drives
- Research articles 2007-05-10
- Take Your Busted Drives to Staples for Data Recovery
- Nothing kills productivity like lost data. If your hard drive is experiencing "click of death" throes, your notebook just took a sickening dive to the pavement, or you're suddenly unable to retrieve crucial files from a flash drive, don't panic -- head to Staples instead. The office-supply stores (all 1,400 of them) just started...
- Blog posts 2007-11-27
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