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Old 06-07-2006, 01:48 PM   #1
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Seagate is making ultrasmall storage

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Just now on CNBC the CEO of Seagate demoing a ultrasmall hd of 60 Gb and a pocket drive of 8 Gb. It seems that the trend to miniaturization is still going strong. I am looking forward to cheap mobile storage measured in Gb.

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Meanwhile Toshiba is introducing the 200GB 2.5" HDD, perfect size for my notebook

Seagate must fight hard to win the future market for mobile storage as Flash is getting cheaper and bigger as well.
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Old 06-07-2006, 02:15 PM   #3
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Hi,

That 60 Gb drive looked so small (1.8 in), like a flash card. Looking at how even with a 1Gb storage card for Mokia, I still juggle books, have to zip the text ones and so on..., I am really looking forward to massive increased mobile storage.

I found a link http://www.seagate.com/cda/newsinfo/...1,3198,00.html

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Meanwhile Toshiba is introducing the 200GB 2.5" HDD, perfect size for my notebook

Seagate must fight hard to win the future market for mobile storage as Flash is getting cheaper and bigger as well.
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Hi,

That 60 Gb drive looked so small (1.8 in), like a flash card. Looking at how even with a 1Gb storage card for Mokia, I still juggle books, have to zip the text ones and so on..., I am really looking forward to massive increased mobile storage.

I found a link http://www.seagate.com/cda/newsinfo/...1,3198,00.html

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Actually part of the problem with text file is that it is not stored efficiently on the harddisk. Well, its not really the problem with text file but the disk format/structure itself. If on-the-fly compression can be done seamlessly (heard its getting done in some variant of OpenZaurus), text files will take up much lesser spaces.
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