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The hard disk has come a long way since IBM developed it in 1956. Therefore, it's appropriate that Hitachi, which bought IBM's hard disk division...
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Hard drives and portable computers aren't ideal partners, since the mechanical platters in hard disks not only suck battery power, but are more likely to...
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Here at Custom PC, we've had a soft spot for the Samsung SpinPoint for quite a while. The 250GB model P-Series was one of the...
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After the excitement surrounding the arrival of a desktop hard disk space featuring perpendicular recording, in the shape of Seagate's mammoth 750GB drive, a 160GB...
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Who doesn't like a big number? Even the world's most well-known website is named after one of the largest ever imagined. Processor manufacturers have moved...
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Everyone knows Raptors were scary dinosaurs. Fast and vicious, they were deadly when they went out on RAIDs together - just like the Western Digital...
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Seagate used to lead the pack in hard disk technology. One of the first to produce 7,200rpm hard disks, the company has also regularly been...
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Hitachi has always liked high numbers. It was the first company to release a 400GB disk, and has just released a single drive containing a...
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The G0 stepping of the Core 2 Quad Q6600 is awesome. The sSpec code to look for is SLACR - surely not a coincidence given that Intel is an American company, and slacker and gamer are roughly synonymous terms over there. Most companies list the G0 chip as a separate...
