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New Toshiba minidrive to pump up Apple's iPod?
June 2, 2004 Toshiba plans to release a 60GB version of its 1.8-inch hard drive, which could translate into still roomier digital music players.Does new hard drive foreshadow 100GB iPod?
December 5, 2006 Toshiba's 100GB 1.8-inch hard drives will begin shipping next year, which could lead to larger storage capacity for Apple's music device. Photo: Toshiba's little hard driveNext step for iPod: 80GB?
December 14, 2004 Toshiba, the company that supplies the tiny hard drives for Apple's music players, unleashes new technology.Toshiba presses play on 60GB audio player
September 27, 2004 Up to 15,000 audio files can be stored on the company's upcoming hard drive-based player.Toshiba to get into microdrives
December 10, 2003 As the mini-mass-storage market marches on, Toshiba gets set to unveil a hard drive that's about the same size as a quarter. The debut will come at next month's Consumer Electronics Show.Tiny Toshiba drive gets a boost
November 5, 2003 The company's Storage Device Division says it has revised its 1.8-inch hard drive in two models, one capable of storing 20GB of data and the other, 40GB.Apple hatches newest iPod
July 19, 2004 The two new models are $100 cheaper than their previous incarnations and feature significantly improved battery life.New flash plant in Toshiba's future?
March 6, 2006 Toshiba and partner SanDisk will spend $4.3 billion to build new NAND factory in Japan, according to reports.A fuel cell to gas up your MP3 player
September 16, 2005 Toshiba uses methanol to keep a hard-drive-based audio player running for approximately 60 hours on a single charge. Photos: Fuel cells for music playersToshiba to go from zero to 300,000 in minidrives
January 8, 2004 For now, the Japanese giant has only prototypes of its mini hard drive, but the company hopes to be making 200,000 to 300,000 by the end of the year, executives say.This week in music news
December 17, 2004 Sony BMG Music Entertainment plans to release experimental CDs with a new form of copy-protection early next year.Web site pictures Photo iPod for holidays
October 8, 2004 A Mac news site says iPods that display digital photos may be under Christmas trees this year.Microsoft's Zune aims to be social butterfly
August 25, 2006 iPod challenger to let people share streamed music with others, according to FCC filing by Toshiba.Olympus flashes music player-camera combo
October 15, 2004 The new device has a 20GB hard drive and a cell-phone-quality camera. Photo gallery: New iPod rivalsSamsung working on tiny drive
September 30, 2004 The 0.85-inch diameter drive is a candidate for cell phone storage, but can the product compete against flash memory?Hitachi hard drive at heart of new iPod
January 6, 2004 Apple Computer gives the Japanese giant the nod. The 4GB drive, which measures 1 inch across, marks Hitachi's second major contract in the music player field.March of the mini music drives
October 22, 2003 New portable music players that mimic the iPod are expected to hit the market soon, as a result of manufacturers churning out tiny hard drives.Week in Missing Links
April 1, 2005 From April Fools' Day gags to a grammarian's quest to clean up Microsoft Word, these are some of the below-the-radar stories from this week.Commentary: Top 10 devices for the holidays
December 10, 2004 There's a holiday gadget for every person and budget, from plasma TVs to the iPod, and from smart watches to an Internet mood globe.Big challenges for small drives
September 22, 2004 Miniature drives can continue their success in consumer devices but must get roomier, more rugged and more efficient, industry experts say.
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