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Seagate has released the GoFlex Thunderbolt adapter. The device enables any of Seagate’s mobile GoFlex drives to use the 10Gbps interface on a Mac or upcoming PCs. This adapter offers transfer speeds about 20 times faster than USB 2.0. The Seagate GoFlex Thunderbolt adapter is priced at $99.99 each. [Electronista]
Seagate has started shipping the new Momentus XT solid state hybrid hard drive. Based on Serial ATA 6Gb/second interface, the updated version of the drive adopts Seagate’s Adaptive Memory and FAST Factor technologies. The Adaptive Memory technology is a self-learning algorithm that delivers SSD-like response from your most frequently used applications and files, while the FAST Factor technology blends the strengths of SSDs and hard disk drives for quicker boot up and faster access to applications. What’s more, this hybrid HDD also provides an 8GB of Single Level Cell NAND flash. If you are interested, you can buy the Seagate Momentus XT 750GB hybrid HDD for $245. [PCLaunches]
The Seagate GoFlex Cinema media drive is ideal for movie buffs. Available in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB of storage capacities, this home entertainment storage center is able to store all of your favorite movies. The Seagate GoFlex Cinema supports most of popular file formats including Xvid HD, AVI, MPEG-2 (VOB/ISO), MPEG-1, MPEG-4 (Xvid), AVC HD, H.264, MKV, FLV, MP3, WAV, AAC, FLAC and WMA. You can connect this media drive directly to your HDTV or projector via an HDMI or a composite video output. The Seagate GoFlex Cinema is currently available in Europe for $136(1TB), $177(2TB), and $246(3TB). [Slashgear]
Amazon has started selling the Seagate Expansion 3TB USB 3.0 desktop external HDD for only $119.99. For your info, the original price was $219.99, so you can save $100. The storage device supports the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 interface with a maximum transmission speed of up to 5 Gbit/s, which is 10 times faster than USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/s). What’s more, the Seagate Expansion is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems. [Product Page]
Seagate hits back by bringing you the world’s first 4TB external hard drive, the GoFlex Desk. Coming in a 3.5-inch form factor, this high-capacity hard drive has a USB 3.0 connection interface (via the included adapter) and comes pre-loaded with the backup software that provides automatic, continuous data backup with encryption for all your files. The 4TB GoFlex Desk is available now for $249.99. [Seagate]
Seagate today introduced the GoFlex Turbo External USB 3.0 HDD with SafetyNet data recovery services (DRS). SafetyNet data recovery is the first recovery service offering by a hard drive manufacturer to be included as part of the purchase price of an external drive. With the latest super speed USB 3.0 interface and RPMs clocked at 7200, the GoFlex Turbo drive is equipped to handle transfer speeds up to 40% faster than that of its USB 2.0, 5400-RPM siblings. The Seagate GoFlex Turbo is now available from Best Buy for a manufacturer’s suggested retail price (MSRP) of $119.99 for 500GBs and $139.99 for 750GBs. [Engadget]
The Seagate GoFlex Satellite is the first battery-powered external hard drive to wirelessly extend the storage capacity of any Wi-Fi-enabled gadgets. The storage device streams media over Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n to three iPads or Android tablets at the same time. The 500GB Seagate GoFlex Satellite also supports USB 3.0 connectivity. Its battery provides enough juice for up to 5-hour of operation time or up to 25-hour of standby time. [Seagate]
Seagate is ready to launch the GoFlex Slim portable hard drive, which is claimed to be the world’s slimmest portable hard drive. Measuring at only 9mm thick, the storage device comes equipped with a fast 7200 RPM internal drive for file transfers that are up to 40% faster than 5400 RPM drives. What’s more, the GoFlex Slim supports USB 3.0 connectivity and works with both Mac and PC computers. The 320GB Seagate GoFlex Slim is now available for $99.99 each. [Seagate]
Seagate today introduced two new members from the Pulsar line of SSDs in the form of the Pulsar XT.2 and Pulsar.2. Aimed at enterprises, the MLC NAND-equipped Pulsar.2 is capable of 6Gbps speeds over SATA, while the 2.5-inch XT.2 uses SLC memory and a 6Gbps SAS connection. Too bad, there is no info on pricing at this moment. [Seagate]
Seagate has rolled out their newest 3.5-inch hard drive that comes equipped with a 3TB of storage space. Called the Barracuda XT, the drive is equipped a SATA 6.0 Gbps interface, a 64MB of cache memory and works at 7200 RPM (rotations per minute). The 3TB Barracuda XT is available for purchase now for $279. [Seagate]
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