Seagate lights up a special SSD lightsaber
Seagate’s latest special edition gadget can only be seen if you have a window to a desktop PC, or if you keep the door off.
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Seagate celebrates Star Wars with a few new drives (but not hyper)
Looking to show how much you love Star Wars with your computer? Wallpaper can get you some of the way, but Seagate also has a couple of new backup options decorated to match.
Seagate taps Star Wars for themed storage
It’s been so long since we saw a hard drive tie-in, we can’t even recall the last, but Seagate has one for all the Star Wars fan-folk out there.
The Wrap – Foldables, Wearables and Entertainment
This week on The Wrap, we’ll learn all about how Samsung’s changing its foldables this year in the Flip 3 and Fold 3, plus check out new hearables, wearables, and the latest streaming service to hit Australia. All that and more in five.
PS5 gains solid-state upgrade beta via Seagate, WD
Getting a PlayStation 5 is hard enough at the moment, but if you have one and need some storage, there are upgrades to be found.
Seagate pushes external storage for gamers, pros
Laptops are thinner than ever, but that means the storage options are typically fixed, forcing you to external. Fortunately, they’re fast and small, too.
LaCie’s mobile drives upgraded for style, size, speed
LaCie’s typically orange rugged backup drives aren’t the only options this year, with a diamond-cut approach to designing drives offering big sizes and fast storage.
LaCie ruggedises RAID to go (and then some)
LaCie has a reputation for building external drives with heft and resistance, and its latest lets you stabilise storage needs, too.
LaCie drives meet modern day with Thunderbolt, Type C
Computers made the change to the new standard that is USB Type C faster than most devices, but good news because hard drives are finally catching up.
Small drives grow up as Seagate unveils the 5TB portable hard drive
How many files do you have to backup? If the answer is “a lot”, you’ll find a new hard drive from Seagate could handle pretty much, well, everything.
