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Hitachi unleashes 100GB notebook drives
September 14, 2004 Hitachi Global Storage Technologies announces the availability of new 100GB hard drives for notebooks.Can Seagate steer hybrid-drive market?
October 8, 2007 Price and industry standardization remain barriers to widespread adoption, but the biggest hard-drive maker could force competitors to keep pace.Trouble on horizon for 'white box' PC makers
October 30, 2007 As more computer buyers turn to laptops, lesser-known companies that produce PCs will have a hard time keeping up with the big guys.Photos: White-box choicesSanDisk drops prices with new flash drive
March 14, 2007 Decline in cost of new drive is chalked up to the drastic pricing reduction experienced by the flash industry.Fujitsu making 120GB laptop drive
February 28, 2005 Fujitsu plans to boost the storage limit for notebook computers with the industry's first 120GB hard drive, the company announced Monday.Seagate targets would-be notebook builders
November 30, 2004 The Seagate Whitebook Builder program includes an white papers and an online tool designed to get builders started in the laptop market.Toshiba spins more storage for laptops
April 22, 2004 A new 100GB hard drive will offer more capacity for notebook owners interested in heavy-duty video editing or game playing.Fujitsu prepares 300GB notebook drive
December 13, 2006 Vendor says product will set a new record for SATA-based 2.5-inch drives.Week in review: Apple goes into thin 'Air'
January 18, 2008 Ultrathin laptop debuts, along with other Apple products, as Microsoft gets patent-happy. Also: Detroit auto show goes green.Samsung hybrid hard drive works while it sleeps
April 25, 2005 The typical hard drive spins constantly. But by buffering a drive with flash memory, it can sleep most of the time.Consumer devices boost hard-drive sales
January 28, 2004 The market for hard drives is growing--even as many of the devices themselves are shrinking, according to a market researcher.Fujitsu adopts flash memory for new tablets
March 19, 2007 Flash drives are expensive and hold less data, but for tablet PCs, which tend to get dropped a lot, they can be a good fit. Photos: Flash-based LifeBooksGateway unwraps new eMachines PCs
September 22, 2005 Computer maker takes an early shot at holiday shoppers with desktops starting at $339, after a rebate, and a low-priced notebook.Toshiba Satellite notebooks come into orbit
June 14, 2004 All three models feature built-in Wi-Fi and are designed for budget-conscious businesses.Seagate cranks up notebook drives to 160GB
January 17, 2006 Hard drive maker starts shipping its first drive for notebooks based around perpendicular recording techniques. Photo: Seagate's mighty Momentus driveSanDisk rolls out flash hard drives for laptops
January 4, 2007 Unlike traditional hard drives, flash memory drives do not contain moving parts, making them less prone to breaking down.Gateway touts new $799 notebook
August 21, 2003 The company extends its low-price notebook line with the model M305, and also launches a more performance-oriented portable and an upgraded rack-mount server.Gateway, Toshiba roll out new notebooks
March 31, 2005 Companies churn out wide-screen portables with enhanced graphics capabilities. Photo: Gateway on the goDell updates entry-level notebook
March 30, 2004 The Inspiron 1150 lets customers step up to a faster processor and a larger screen versus its predecessor.Toshiba offers notebook trio for small businesses
October 21, 2003 The notebook maker beefs up its line of notebooks for small and medium-size businesses by adding a trio of Satellite models.
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