This external drive is tiny at 6.50 x 1.90 x 5.30-inches and just over two pounds, but it packs a ton of storage in a small package. Shock protection and a durable exterior help keep your data safe ...

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Hitachi’s former disk-drive division today announced what it said it the first enterprise-class 4TB hard disk drive. The drive has a greater areal density that offers 33% more capacity in the same 3.5 ...

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In 2012, Western Digital made changes to both its product-line naming schemes and also how it presents itself as a company. Changes so small, so subtle, that even I didn’t clue in until long after the ...

Update (3/31/2017 1:45pm PT): Amazon’s hit their supply limit on this deal—it’s all gone now. Seagate’s Backup Plus Fast 4TB hard drive uses USB 3.0, and the company says this 7,200 RPM drive has a ...

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The Western Digital Black 4TB internal hard drive has dropped to $149.99 at Amazon. This is a price match of the same deal over at Newegg, and it's one of Newegg's daily Shell Shocker deals there.

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When Samsung unveiled its first-ever 1-terabit flash chip, it promised that massive SSD storage devices would soon follow. As promised, it's now producing 4TB SSDs, and best of all, these drives are ...

As I begin writing this review, I find myself sitting here in awe that it’s a 4TB hard drive we’re dealing with. I had the same reaction when the first 1TB model hit the market, and likewise, the ...