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futurelooks.com - 3/4/2009

Seagate FreeAgent Desk for Mac 1TB External Drive Review

— futurelooks.com — A couple weeks back, we checked out the Seagate FreeAgent Go 320GB; a drive that panders directly... to the Macbook crowd. Today, we’re going to look at something that you can keep tethered at home with the iMac, Mac Pro or Mac Mini or keep it ... (more) Seagate FreeAgent Desk for Mac 1TB External Drive Review

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cluboc.net - 3/7/2009

Seagate Momentus 5400.6 500GB Notebook Hard Drive

— cluboc.net — Designed-in G-Force Protection technology Leverages Seagate laptop power management technology, delivering the lowest-power 5400-RPM laptop hard drive... yet QuietStep™ technology enables ultra-quiet load/unload acoustics. 1000 Gs of nonoperating shock ... (more) Seagate Momentus 5400.6 500GB Notebook Hard Drive

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forbes.com - 2/25/2009

Seagate drops patent suit against Stec Inc.

— forbes.com — Disk drive maker Seagate Technology LLC has dropped a patent suit against rival Stec Inc. and said... Thursday that Stec has dropped its countersuit. In a statement, Scotts Valley, Calif.-based Seagate said pursuing the case is no longer worth the cost ... (more) Seagate drops patent suit against Stec Inc.

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AMD and Seagate to show off 6Gbps SATA
DV Hardware — ... AMD and Seagate announced they'll be showing off the next-generation 6 Gbit/s SATA interface at an event in New Orleans. SATA III will offer a maximum theoretical bandwidth of 750MB/s, double as much as SATA II's 375MB/s. The new SATA spec may seem unnecessarily at the moment, but Seagate claims flash-based drives will take advantage of it much sooner than you think. ...

AMD and Seagate To Demo 6GB SATA
AMDZone Frontpage — Extremetech reports that AMD and Seagate will demo 6GB SATA next week. Here is the scoop. AMD and Seagate will demonstrate a next-generation 6-Gbit/s SATA interface Monday in New Orleans, the companies said. Neither company is announcing products based on the technology yet, Seagate executives said. The 6-Gbit/s SATA technology will be part of a future AMD south bridge chip, and may appear in solid-state-disc drives before it becomes part of a conventional hard drive. The target markets will be gaming PCs and servers, executives said.

AMD and Seagate to Demo 6 Gbps SATA Interface
techPowerUp! — ... will benefit solid-state drives before they can significantly help conventional hard-drives. "Flash will take advantage [of the new interface], in applicable markets, sooner than you think," said Marc Noblitt, senior marketing I/O development manager for Seagate. "Six-gig is a perfect interface. OEMs tell us that they want to have the same SATA interface for flash as for a 1.8-inch rotating drive, so they can swap in a drive for flash, or vice versa." he added. Source: ExtremeTech

AMD, Seagate Demonstrate 6-Gbit/s SATA interface
VR-Zone Articles — Extremetech reports that AMD and Seagate will demonstrate a next-generation 6-Gbit/s SATA interface on Monday. Here are some of the interesting features that the new interface will bring Offering twice as much bandwidth as the existing SATA interface, the 6.0-Gbit/s also contains improved streaming characteristics that 3.0-Gbit/s drives with Native Command Queuing lacked. In addition, a new power management specifcation allows the always-on SATA interface to power on and off, like older Parallel ATA drives. Seagate has also mentioned that the new 6-Gbit/s interface is needed ...