Seagate reserves the right to return the product un-repaired or impose repair charges on product returned with warranty voiding conditions. Such conditions include, but is not limited to, the below examples of warranty-void conditions. Seagate also reserves the right to modify or add to the existing criteria list when new conditions requiring voiding of our warranty [...]
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The following “Limited Consumer Warranty Information” describes Seagate’s standard limited warranty. For complete warranty information, consumers should review the warranty materials included with their product. Warranty coverage may differ depending on jurisdiction. What Do Our Warranties Usually Cover? Our limited warranties cover defects in material or workmanship in new Seagate or Maxtor products. Only consumers purchasing Seagate [...] Seagate has extended its range of encrypting drives to cover all its enterprise products.The Self-Encrypting Drive (SED) option is now available across theSavvio 15K.2, Savvio 10K.3, Constellation and Cheetah 15K.7 productranges. These drives should work with users’ encryptioninfrastructures. Seagate says Intel and LSI are now shipping local keymanagement and 6Gbit/s SAS products. These have TCG-based (TrustedComputing [...] It seems that you can buy a 1TB 2.5-inch FreeAgent Go drive frommorecomputers.comfor £150, including VAT. The only small problem is that Seagate hasn’t announced it yet.According to morecomputers, the drive spins at 5,400rpm, has a USB2.0 connection, and its model number is ST910004FAD2E1-RK. Don’t bothersearching for it on Seagate’s web site: it isn’t there. Morecomputerslists [...] Samsung is pitching its fast 256GB solid state drive (SSD) atdesktops and notebook gamers and cites a YouTube blogger saying it willmake their systems”stupid fast.”The drive uses 2-bit multi-level cell technology to produce its256GB capacity and this is twinned with a Samsung-developed controllerusing an ARM processor core. The SSD reads data at 220MB c and writesit [...] Seagate is closing a hard disk drive facility in Singapore, making up to 2,000 redundancies as it strives to reduce costs. The one-million-square-foot site at Ang Mo Kio became operational in 1997. Seagate says it makes all of the company’s mission-critical hard drives – understood to mean enterprise drives. There are about 4,000 employees at the plant. Seagate [...] David Burks July 31, 2009 There is a speed bump looming down the road in the desktop and notebook storage market. It’s called SATA 6Gigabit/second or SATA 6G for short – and it’s not the kind of speed bump that will slow you down! On the contrary, SATA 6G will bring a whole new level of performance to [...] |
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