Court injunction forbids the online retailer and owner from accepting payments for goods that can't be supplied.
OzDirect Online Brands, and its director, Paul Albright, have been convicted of knowingly misleading consumers.
New Savvio10.4K SAS drive cuts power needs by 60%, boosts MTFB to 2M hours
Seagate Technology today released its highest capacity, enterprise-class hard disk drive, doubling the previous storage limit if its high-end systems.
Managing director celebrates company's 30th birthday and promises more resources and training for resellers
Seagate’s global distribution review will not affect Australia but the vendor will be driving new reseller initiatives around its high-end hard drive range, according to its regional boss.
The drive can transfer a 25GB hi-def movie in four minutes
Seagate Ltd. today at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas released its first USB SuperSpeed 3.0-enabled external hard disk drive, the BlackArmor PS110, which has up to three times the performance of its previous USB 2.0 products.
Paul Galloway says the evidence might affect an ongoing patent infringement suit
A former employee of Seagate Technology claims that the company destroyed evidence that could have affected a long-standing patent infringement lawsuit filed against it by engineering company Convolve Inc. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
The 5,400-rpm drive could usher in a new class of laptops and netbooks
Seagate Technology today announced what it's calling the world's thinnest laptop and netbook hard drive, the Momentus Thin drive, which at 7mm, is just over a quarter of an inch thick and is 25% slimmer than a traditional .37-in. (9.5mm), 2.5-in. hard drive.
Seagate is the first of the established enterprise storage vendors to enter the SSD market with its new Pulsar SSD drives.
Seagate jumped into the SSD (solid state drive) market today with the unveiling of its Pulsar drives. SSD drives have been a growing segment, but Seagate adds significant credibility and opens up new possibilities for the nascent technology.
The new disk drive should help companies produce thinner laptops
Seagate Technology. the world's largest hard-disk drive maker, is planning to launch a new drive that's 25 percent thinner than current models. The 7-millimeter high drive will allow laptop PC makers to further reduce the thickness of their computers and is scheduled to be launched at January's Consumer Electronics Show, the company said in an email.
Seagate bided its time before entering the market
Seagate Technology LLC today announced its first solid-state disk drive and said the product is aimed at the booming general server and blade server marketplace.
Seagate's accessory provides network capabilities to existing FreeAgent external hard drives
The scoop: FreeAgent DockStar, by Seagate, about $US100
Barracuda XT drive range has SATA 6Gbit/s compatibility for increased performance
Seagate has extended its Barracuda line of desktop storage drives with the introduction of its Barracuda XT product.
The self-encrypting drives should be of interest to health care, financial services industries, which need to protect more customer data
Seagate Technology has announced it is shipping its Seagate self-encrypting drive (SED) across its portfolio of enterprise-class hard drives.
New SATA 3.0 Barracuda drive said to double bandwidth of previous Seagate drives
Seagate Technology LLC today started shipping a 6Gbit/sec serial ATA hard disk drive, which doubles the throughput of its previous high-end SATA drive.
Seagate adopts Pogoplug service to network FreeAgent Go portable hard drives
A few months ago I reviewed Pogoplug, a gizmo that lets you connect USB drives directly to the Internet for access from anywhere. I said the best thing about it was the slick, simple service that let you get to your files from any browser. Seagate seems to like the Pogoplug service, too!
Network-attached storage is no longer only for enterprises. We look at three of the latest desktop NAS devices.
Network-attached storage (NAS), once only available (and affordable) for enterprises, is becoming more common for small business and even home use. And necessary - if you are looking for secure backups for your data, a single backup disk collecting data once or twice a day is no longer enough.
