Tag Archives: seagate

Celebrity Hard Drives

Posted on September 1, 2009 by Steven Leckart

For only $20, you can have a racy graphic of Kim Kardashian added to your hard drive. Or a skin of Domo. Or Wu-Tang Clan. Or even Bob Marley. One love, Seagate. [via Gearlog via New Launches]

Seagate bumps FreeAgent pocket drive to 640GB

Posted on June 22, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

640GB is the new 500GB. Why Seagate? Because theirs come with very nice optional docks that include USB hubs. Product Page

Review: A few hours with Seagate’s FreeAgent Theater

Posted on May 21, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

Seagate’s FreeAgent Theater looks like a streaming box, but it isn’t: it’s a dock for thumbdrives and the included 2.5″ hard drive, and you plug it into your TV set to view media saved on them. There’s no ethernet or … Continue reading →

Review: A day with Seagate’s Replica

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Rob Beschizza

Seagate’s objective in designing its Replica backup kit was to make a replica of Time Machine, but for Windows PCs. It works exactly as promised, and in similar fashion to Apple’s no-brainer backup system. From the blurb: Unlike most backup … Continue reading →

Winners of the Seagate Billionth Drive 1K Competition

Posted on May 1, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

“1 kilobyte. 1 kibibyte. 1 kilobit. 1,000 ASCII characters. Source code, file size, tile size, the number of letters in a short story: you decide.” So was the challenge–the winner to receive a Terabyte hard drive from Seagate, which is … Continue reading →

1K Competition: Seagate ships billionth drive, and we’ve got one for you

Posted on April 22, 2008 by Rob Beschizza

1 kilobyte. 1 kibibyte. 1 kilobit. 1,000 ASCII characters. Source code, file size, tile size, the number of letters in a short story: you decide. Use your imagination. Give us a thousand of whatever you want. A 1,000 byte JPG, … Continue reading →