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It's been a few years now that Toshiba's been making portable hard drives, so it makes sense that the company would want to venture into larger disks as a next step. Indeed, the company just took the ...

Western Digital has launched the first 2TB internal hard disk drive, as the latest addition to its WD Caviar Green series. The 3.5-inch drive was announced on Tuesday. Caviar Green is Western ...

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Consumer hard drives have gotten pretty cheap, the 2TB Samsung F4s can be bought for about $70. How many folks scan their hard drives for errors using the manufacturers tools (ES-Tools in the case of ...

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