Tag Archive for 'seagate'
Are you still quite fond of your IDE drives? If you’re not wanting to switch over to SATA drives, you’ll not have much of a choice when purchasing new drives in the future. We already knew it was going to happen eventually, however, I really didn’t expect it to happen so soon. The first major [...]
As car security technology increases, cunning thieves are turning to more and more imaginative ways to steal them. Personally I wasn’t aware that they were creeping into unlocked cars at petrol stations and momentarily left outside shops, then leaping up as you drive off and threatening the keys from you, but it’s obviously a scenario [...]
In the market for an external hard-drive? If you want an all-singing, all-dancing media serving network-attached example, I’d point you to our review of LaCie’s Ethernet Disk Mini, but should you only be concerned with occasional backups then Everything USB’s latest review of the Seagate FreeAgent Pro would seem to put it forward as the [...]
Seagate’s D.A.V.E. has already been the subject of a PodTech video, but that didn’t stop the guys at Uberpulse from sitting down with Rob Pait, the company’s director for Global Consumer Electronics Marketing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWkXuozg7Po
Still smarting, I’m sure, from his spat with just about all of the big tech blogs the other day, Robert Scoble takes time out to announce his sponsor, Seagate’s, latest wheeze. A shirt-pocket sized portable hard-drive called D.A.V.E. with single button (unsurprisingly a power button) and USB port, you might be wondering how it lives up [...]
