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Seagate Promises 60tb Drives This Decade
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lithium451 
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 11:11 AM
And I'm pretty sure by the time they are released the warranty on Seagate drives will be further reduced to 37 days.
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 11:31 AM
I would bet a fairly large sum at long odds that some fool will spend some big bucks to get one of those drives whether he has use for one or not. Come to think about it Seagate already has.
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:43 PM
What the hell would anyone need that much space on one drive for?
The potential to lose everything on a drive is already high, so why increase the amount of space to that level for a prosumer/consumer level product?
Especially if you are Seagate and you don't charge for data recovery... Um, how do you make money when you don't charge for a service that is usually ridiculously expensive.
Stop hoarding data people. When that drive crashes, you won't rember 90% of what was there.
Less is more!
The potential to lose everything on a drive is already high, so why increase the amount of space to that level for a prosumer/consumer level product?
Especially if you are Seagate and you don't charge for data recovery... Um, how do you make money when you don't charge for a service that is usually ridiculously expensive.
Stop hoarding data people. When that drive crashes, you won't rember 90% of what was there.
Less is more!
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Posted 21 March 2012 - 01:06 AM
I can easily find a use for that 60 TB ;-)
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