Link:http://reviewthetech.com/2011/07/17/seagate-momentus-750gb-notebook-hard-drive-st9750420as/
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So, after a few days off I’ve got that last hard drive review for you, at least for a while anyway. The drive is the Seagate Momentus 750gb, model ST9750420AS notebook drive.
Link:http://reviewthetech.com/2011/07/12/seagate-momentus-7200-4-sata-3gbs-500-gb-hard-drive-st9500420as/
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Another day, another hard drive review but this one is a 2.5” notebook drive, specifically it’s the Seagate Momentus 7200.4 500gb hard drive. I’ve put it up against a couple 3.5” drives as I was curious as to how a notebook drive stacks up against a desktop drive. let’s get into it…
Quote: Hard drives have been around for along time and they’re taken for granted I think. You can get them in varying sizes and speeds and all of them have their uses. Today for review I have the Seagate Barracuda LP 1TB hard drive which is a green drive that runs at 5900RPM and uses lower power than faster drives of similar size. I’m curious by nature so I put this green drive up against a regular 7200RPM drive for comparison, so let’s get to it…
Review Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17055&Itemid=1
Review Snipit:
"I’ve got another hard drive for review today; it’s another Seagate model 7200.12 but it’s a slim style drive, it’s only one inch thick. The drive runs quiet and cool and it’s a decent performer, it would be great for an HTPC, or anywhere a smaller drive is needed. "
Link: http://www.dragonsteelmods.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17053&Itemid=1
Quote: I think most people don’t think much about hard drives really; at least the average person doesn’t anyway. Most average people have a pre-built box computer and they just accept what’s in it and that’s that. People like me though build our own computers and we seek out the best performing hard drive we can find as we want the fastest and the best. Seagate is known for their Barracuda line of drives, they offer decent performance and that’s what I’ve got for review today.
I was posting news to the other sites and I figured why not toss some up here as well.. So here’s news from sites all around the world.
Since when is 720×300 resolution considered FULL HD?
I got free Star Trek movie with Seagate FreeAgent Go right?
They give you a code to go to Paramount and get, and I quote: Star Trek movie in full-HD
I redeemed my code and downloaded the movie, but the resolution is 720×300?! How is that “full-HD” exactly?
I always thought official HD resolution started at 720P or 1280×720 ..
Is Paramount creating their own specs now?
One could say, “but hey, it’s free right?” and to that I would say “they advertised FULL HD not fake HD”
What gives Paramount? What specs are you using?