Storage World

Apple Remodels the MacBook Pro

The 15-inch MacBook Pro has been totally re-engineered. Apple's "unibody architecture" builds it out of a single piece of aluminium, which, says Apple, reduces construction failures. The design is easier to service, too. We looked at a 2.53-GHz Core 2 Duo model with 4GB of DDR3 RAM and a 5400rpm, 320GB hard drive. The ports, including Gigabit Ethernet, FireWire 800, two USB, audio-in and -out, and an ExpressCard/34 slot-are on the left. The slot-loading SuperDrive and a Kensington lock slot s...

Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive

Iomega, a specialist storage and data protection company and part of the EMC group, announced on 6 December 2008 the debut of the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive. The company said that the drive, supplied in 1TB or 500MB versions, has an on-board processor and runs a Linux-based operating system to provide networked access to data on the drive from all network connected devices, from PCs to games consoles. The drive is supplied with EMC LifeLine Home software which allows users to con...

Protect Your Data With Seagate

These days, there's no such thing as nonsensitive data. Whether it's a client list, sales figures, financial projections, or designs for a new product, you can't risk letting your information fall into the wrong hands. That's why you need hardware-encrypted storage.

Seagate Drive 1.5TB Is a Solid Choice

Seagate latest Barracuda 7200.11 internal drive packs a whopping 1.5 terabytes of storage in a single unit. Seagate was the first drive maker to break the 1TB threshold, and in this model the company does so with excellent results: The new Barracuda is the most capacious drive on our current chart, and a solid performer, too. Three new Western Digital internal drives also earned chart spots, including two high-performance models with premium price tags. The RE3 Enterprise is a server-cl...