Seagate announces 750GB (3/4th TB) HD's

[MasterOfPuppets]

http://dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=1896

gg

[ShockWave]

26 times better than mine.

But what would you need 750GB for...? -.-

[DESTRUCTION]

so youd never have to get another harddrive again.

[Saman]

im a few months im getting another HD (100gig) ..
this 13gig(os drive) that i have is getting old (5 years old gg)

[Diddlez]

who cares

id never be able to fill 750gb TBH. im just not one to keep every goddamn thing ive collected over the years. If im done watching a movie, ill delete it, and I never have more than 5gb of music at a time.

i wouldnt get a new HD unless it had 32mb of cache and was at least 15,000 rpm TBH.

[MasterOfPuppets]

i wouldnt get a new HD unless it had 32mb of cache and was at least 15,000 rpm TBH.

Pretty picky seeing as the HD you have now is like 1/100000000th of that quality

[DESTRUCTION]

maby like a 80gig master harddrive and have one of those 750 as my slave(ya know viruses andshit incase i gotta reformate 90% of the the time its gonna be ur master drive)

[Bender]

so youd never have to get another harddrive again.

Nah, until HDs get *reliable* enough to t replace for at least 10 years* there will ALWAYS be a replacement for you becuase they (1) go out on you becuase companies like IBM/Hytachi suck asshole (2) viruses, formatting necessity, etc.

I can't wait for SOLID STATE. You guys just wait. It will be much better on speed, etc.

[Bender]

Seagate is the best from what I hear, so this probably *is* reliable. I was just commenting to ya Dest.

[keenan]

I have a 250gb hd atm and usually only use a bit over 100gb. Anybody got that link to that hd that was like a million gb or some dodge. I think it was posted on 4d forums.