Engadget has crunched the numbers: 1TB is a lot. And if you've got $399 to blow, it can be all yours, with Hitachi saying Deskstar 7K1000 shipments have reached "critical mass" this month, after starting out scarce in March. If you need one terabyte of data, in a 3.5-inch enclosure, spinning at 7,200 RPM and hooked up to your computer / RAID / iPod, you know who you are--this is your drive.
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THATS ALOT OF NUTs....I mean storage space...*sorry bad kungpow reference* I hope they make an HHD out of that, it would own on vista, since vista super supports HHD drives.
I can now start building my new HTPC :)
can order a gateway with 1500 gig's that 1.5 terabytes that's what i did. can't wait for petabyte hard drives
Definitely up for installing that in my PS3.
Looking at this for my Power Mac.
3 tera here we go!