Seagate announces 750GB hard disk drive!

ByMike Moffit

Taken from Seagate’s press release:

SEAGATE EXPANDS DESKTOP HARD DRIVE LEAD WITH 750GB MONSTER BUILT ON PERPENDICULAR RECORDING TECHNOLOGY

With the introduction of Barracuda 7200.10 family, Seagate now leverages perpendicular recording technology across its desktop, notebook, enterprise, consumer electronics and retail hard drives

Wow! Now you can easily install 1.5TB of data inside a PowerMac G5, or upgrade your Intel or G5 iMac with a monster drive. The drives are currently on backorder at Small Dog, but I would recommend getting your backorder in our system to guarantee the quickest delivery.

To order:

Small Dog Internal SATA 750gb Drive

Small Dog Internal Ultra ATA/100 750gb Drive

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