Seagate is quite dense

2.5TB dense

By Charlie Demerjian

Sat Sep 16 2006, 09:11

SEAGATE IS REALLY dense, 421 Gb per square inch in fact.

The massive density was demoed by Segate at the IDEMA DISKCON show this week. While 421Gbpsi may sound like ans abstract number, let me put it into a little more perspective for you. It means 40GB 1 inch drives, 275GB 1.8", 500GB laptop 2.5" and 2.5TB 3.5" desktop parts are possible.

Seagate thinks they will have them ready by 2009. µ

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