Western Digital has recenty become a pioneer in mass desktop storage for everday consumers. Today’s move bumps there previous 1 TB to a new high of 1.5 TB, continuing to push limits. Estimated pricing for the My Book family ranges from $279 USD to $699 USD depending on model/capacity, get at shopwd.com.
SubscribeWestern Digital has recenty become a pioneer in mass desktop storage for everday consumers. Today’s move bumps there previous 1 TB to a new high of 1.5 TB, continuing to push limits. Estimated pricing for the My Book family ranges from $279 USD to $699 USD depending on model/capacity, get at shopwd.com.
Subscribethat looks like a hefty chunk..i counted the amount of air holes lines they have and realized that the 1,5TB is double the thickness of my old 320 mb version…looks like they are just ramming in 2 hard drives next to each other making for one mighty doorstep…would be cooler if the 1,5 TB were just one slim hard drive…
It’s a known fact that they’ve put 2 drives in it.
The 1TB has two 500Gigs WD.
But having two hdd’s in RAID is actualy faster than just one, so it’s all for the better. Except the chunky look, ofcourse…
that looks like a hefty chunk..i counted the amount of air holes lines they have and realized that the 1,5TB is double the thickness of my old 320 mb version…looks like they are just ramming in 2 hard drives next to each other making for one mighty doorstep…would be cooler if the 1,5 TB were just one slim hard drive…
June 11th, 2007 at 11:39 am
It’s a known fact that they’ve put 2 drives in it.
The 1TB has two 500Gigs WD.
But having two hdd’s in RAID is actualy faster than just one, so it’s all for the better. Except the chunky look, ofcourse…
June 14th, 2007 at 10:56 pm