Items tagged with 'hitachi'

Hitachi Reveals Redesigned 2TB SimpleDrive External HDD

Hitachi Reveals Redesigned 2TB SimpleDrive External HDD

Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (Hitachi GST) has been riding the 2TB bandwagon for some time now, producing a solid 7200rpm 2TB internal HDD and outfitting its G-Technology line with the same spacious platters. Nowm, the company is announcing the availability of the newly designed SimpleDrive external HDD, and surprise,... Read More
G-Technology By Hitachi Adds 2TB HDD To Entire 3.5" Product Line

G-Technology By Hitachi Adds 2TB HDD To Entire 3.5" Product Line

G-Technology may not be the first name you think of when it comes to hard drives, but thanks to Hitachi picking it up, we'd say that could all be changing soon. Today, the company has announced that it's doubling capacity of its 3.5" product line. More room for more stuff--exciting!Hitachi’s 2TB, 7,200 RPM, 32MB cache buffer... Read More
Hitachi Serves Up Two New 1TB CinemaStar Hard Drives

Hitachi Serves Up Two New 1TB CinemaStar Hard Drives

It seems like announcing new hard drives is just "the thing" to do this month, so we guess we'll pocket our shock seeing yet another outfit introduce yet another hard drive. This time, it's Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (Hitachi GST) rolling out the CinemaStar family of 3.5" hard drives, which is based on 500GB per... Read More
Hitachi's 2TB 7200RPM Ultrastar A7K2000 Aims For Enterprise

Hitachi's 2TB 7200RPM Ultrastar A7K2000 Aims For Enterprise

Surely you remember Hitachi's foray into the wide, speedy world of 2TB 7200RPM hard drives, right? Considering that it was less than a week ago, we sure hope so! Now, the company is looking to capitalize on the high-margin enterprise world with the announcement of its strikingly similar Ultrastar A7K2000.Hailed as the industry's... Read More
Hitachi Intros World's First 2TB 7200RPM 3.5" Desktop Hard Drive

Hitachi Intros World's First 2TB 7200RPM 3.5" Desktop Hard Drive

Western Digital was visibly proud when they introduced the planet's first 2TB desktop hard drive back in April. You might say it was just as proud as Hitachi was when they introduced the world's first 1TB desktop hard drive back in early 2007. Regardless of actual pride levels, there's no doubt that Hitachi is beaming today... Read More
Hitachi GST Snags Substrate Facility From WD

Hitachi GST Snags Substrate Facility From WD

Here's an interesting one. Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has just snapped up a substrate manufacturing facility located in Sarawak, Malaysia from Western Digital. You heard right -- one hard drive maker is taking some property from a rival hard drive maker. In the release, we're told that the facility that Hitachi... Read More
G-Technology's G-Speed SAS Expansion Unit

G-Technology's G-Speed SAS Expansion Unit

New G-SPEED eS PRO XL Brings Blazing Performance, Huge Capacity and Low Cost to High-End HD and 2K Film ProductionLas Vegas – G-Technology by Hitachi Global Storage Technologies (Hitachi GST) today announced its new G-SPEED eS PRO XL, a rack-mount, Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) expansion solution, with mini-SAS connectivity,... Read More
Hitachi Fined $31 Million For LCD Price Fixing

Hitachi Fined $31 Million For LCD Price Fixing

It's not like Hitachi Displays really needs any bad news considering just how poorly LCD sales are going right now, but regardless of that, it's still facing a fine that none of us would be fond of facing. The Japanese electronics manufacturer has just agreed (begrudgingly we're sure) to pay a staggering $31 million fine... Read More
Hitachi Announces Eco-friendly Hard Drive

Hitachi Announces Eco-friendly Hard Drive

Whether you’re looking for a way to cut costs or you simply want to do what’s right for the environment, going green certainly seems to be a hot topic in today’s society. Not to be left out of the earth-friendly party, Hitachi is the latest hard drive manufacturer to go green. Hitachi recently announced the fourth-generation... Read More
Intel and Hitachi to Design SSDs together

Intel and Hitachi to Design SSDs together

Intel and Hitachi have joined forces to "jointly develop and deliver" Serial Attached and Fibre Channel solid-state drives (SSDs) for workstations, servers, and storage systems. Solid state drives have proven to be faster than magnetic hard-disk drives in many application workloads, and are inherently more durable... Read More
Lost Interest In Small Hard Drives? Hitachi Has

Lost Interest In Small Hard Drives? Hitachi Has

Hitachi can read the digital writing on the wall. Small hard disk drives have nowhere to go but down, soon to be made obsolete by NAND flash memory. They're phasing out their small drive business and focusing on making their bigger 2.5" and 3.5" drives. Large-sized hard disk drives used in PCs and servers hold a cost advantage... Read More
Hitachi Ends Making Item I Didn't Know They Made

Hitachi Ends Making Item I Didn't Know They Made

Hitachi makes personal computers? Well, they did; but now they don't. Hitachi announced today they are ceasing manufacturing of most kinds of personal computers.  Hitachi is already outsourcing the production of their business computers to Hewlett-Packard, and will continue to sell them under the Hitachi nameplate."We... Read More
Hitachi Says Hard Drives Can Hold All Your Pr0n

Hitachi Says Hard Drives Can Hold All Your Pr0n

They don't actually say that. They have announced that "media stockpilers" can expect to find up to 4 Terabytes on a typical desktop, and 1 Terabyte on your average laptop by the end of this decade.  They're  presenting their method for cramming all those ones and zeros on a platter at the Perpendicular Magnetic... Read More
Hitachi Develops "Credit Finger"

Hitachi Develops "Credit Finger"

Though we wouldn’t say that credit cards have “revolutionized” our lives, one could argue that they have changed, to an extent, the way we spend money. A card is more compact, more hygienic (we hope), and much less risky to use for purchases, and to carry around. Nonetheless, things could always be better, as indicated... Read More
Hitachi Ups Ante on Counterfeiting

Hitachi Ups Ante on Counterfeiting

Scientists at the Hitachi Research Labs in Japan are raising the stakes in counterfeit protection technologies with the development of a new RFID (radio-frequency identification) tag. Measuring just 50 micrometers by 50 micrometers, these new RFID tags are smaller than grains of sand, and are in fact the smallest RFID tags... Read More
Hitachi Says: S4(66aSS..2#@11-=9*/++1::gtTgh####

Hitachi Says: S4(66aSS..2#@11-=9*/++1::gtTgh####

Hitachi announced today that it's equipping their 200GB Travelstar 7K200 hard drive with a bulk data encryption option. Information can be encrypted right as it's being written to the hard disk. By taking advantage of bulk data encryption, users can scramble data as it is written to the disk by using an encryption... Read More
Hitachi Unveils 1 Terabyte Hard Drive

Hitachi Unveils 1 Terabyte Hard Drive

New ground has been broken in the hard drive industry with the release of Hitachi's 1 terabyte hard drive featuring perpendicular recording. The hard drive company has also discussed the idea of a new kind of HD/flash memory hybrid. Hard drives in the future would have flash memory built in that would... Read More
Hitachi to recall 16,000 Sony-made batteries

Hitachi to recall 16,000 Sony-made batteries

And the hits just keep on coming for Sony.  Hitachi has announced that they will be recalling 16,000 Sony made lithium-ion batteries.  Hitachi has joined an increasing list of computer manufactures over the past two months who have recalled batteries.  Apple, Dell, Fujitsu, Toshiba, IBM/Lenovo have all participated... Read More
Talking About Terabytes With Hitachi

Talking About Terabytes With Hitachi

50 years after the release of IBM's RAMAC(Random Access Method of Accounting and Control) drive, Hitachi is announcing their plans to release a Terabyte drive later this year. Some can argue that it's not a full Terabyte as in 1,024GB, but with 1,000GB it's closer than anything we have out now. If Seagate's... Read More
Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000, XFX 6800GT, Hitachi's Deskstar 7K500 and More!

Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000, XFX 6800GT, Hitachi's Deskstar 7K500 and More!

Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000 (BL2KIT6464AA1005) Memory Modules @ Xbitlabs.com: "The memory chips used in Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000 memory modules are made by Micron, which is actually not at all surprising. Namely these are MT47H64M8BT-3:A chips. According to the specification, these memory chips are designed to work... Read More
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