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Seagate reveals 'world's thinnest' 2TB HDD
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article published on 10 November, 2013
Seagate has announced their new Samsung-branded Spinpoint M9T, an HDD the company calls the world's thinnest at the 2TB storage point.
The 2.5-inch drive is just 9.5mm thin, and Seagate also offers it in a 1.5TB capacity.
"The M9T combines the highest areal density shipping in a single storage device with an innovative design that fits into mainstream notebook applications. While other ... [ read the full article ]
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Mysttic
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10. November 2013 @ 18:41 |
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Shame, 2mm too thick to fit inside a current PS4.
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hearme0
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10. November 2013 @ 21:01 |
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One question......how much??
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xaznboitx
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10. November 2013 @ 21:11 |
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Originally posted by Mysttic:
Shame, 2mm too thick to fit inside a current PS4.
doesn't matter,, Sony confirmed that even if you try to add internal hard drive more than 500gb, there will be limit space that it can used which is 500gb. Also, External hard drive will not work on the ps4 according the Sony's Questions and Answers.
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brockie
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11. November 2013 @ 09:25 |
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Originally posted by xaznboitx:
Originally posted by Mysttic:
Shame, 2mm too thick to fit inside a current PS4.
doesn't matter,, Sony confirmed that even if you try to add internal hard drive more than 500gb, there will be limit space that it can used which is 500gb. Also, External hard drive will not work on the ps4 according the Sony's Questions and Answers.
not sure where you heard that because that is a lie http://www.slashgear.com/sony-increases...acity-21302276/
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11. November 2013 @ 13:50 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
Originally posted by xaznboitx:
Originally posted by Mysttic:
Shame, 2mm too thick to fit inside a current PS4.
doesn't matter,, Sony confirmed that even if you try to add internal hard drive more than 500gb, there will be limit space that it can used which is 500gb. Also, External hard drive will not work on the ps4 according the Sony's Questions and Answers.
not sure where you heard that because that is a lie http://www.slashgear.com/sony-increases...acity-21302276/
Where in that article does it state that Sony is upping the 500gb limit?
All it states is that some German website discovered the PS4 uses a larger hdd dock. It says absolutely nothing about Sony confirming the increase of their 500gb cap.
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xaznboitx
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12. November 2013 @ 00:10 |
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Originally posted by brockie:
Originally posted by xaznboitx:
Originally posted by Mysttic:
Shame, 2mm too thick to fit inside a current PS4.
doesn't matter,, Sony confirmed that even if you try to add internal hard drive more than 500gb, there will be limit space that it can used which is 500gb. Also, External hard drive will not work on the ps4 according the Sony's Questions and Answers.
not sure where you heard that because that is a lie http://www.slashgear.com/sony-increases...acity-21302276/
Nevermind, I read it wrong ... I thought it says limit, it says as long as it's not thinner than 9.5
this will fit ps4 and ps3 according to this site
http://www.ps3news.com/playstation-4-ps...-playstation-4/
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8686
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15. November 2013 @ 15:14 |
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Hmm, but do they make enclosures that are as thin as this device? If not, what's the point from an external HDD point of view?
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ddp
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15. November 2013 @ 15:21 |
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use a standard size laptop drive enclosure.
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8686
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15. November 2013 @ 15:29 |
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Originally posted by ddp:
use a standard size laptop drive enclosure.
That's my point. Who cares about the size of the drive inside if the enclosure is a standard 2.5". If the enclosures are made thinner to support this drive then that would appeal to me. Carrying around a thinner external drive sound nice.
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