Seagate ships one-billionth hard drive
Seagate ships one-billionth hard drive
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Seagate's firs drive, the ST506, held just 5MB of data and cost $1,500, for a cost of $300 per megabyte. Today, a typical Seagate drive may hold 1TB (or 1 million megabytes) and cost just 1/5000th of a cent ($0.0002) per megabyte. |
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News entry number 4332 added on Apr 23, 2008 in the Technology and IT category.
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