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Showing 1-17 of 17 results foundHitachi to crank up efforts in consumer drives
March 1, 2005 Despite losing money recently, company's hard-drive division is doubling bets on the market because of consumer demand.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.Hitachi drive to connect with consumer devices
September 2, 2004 Company hopes to woo makers of music players and other devices with easy integration and trimmer drive.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.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.Hitachi puts new twist on small drives
February 24, 2004 A planned version of its 1-inch drive would not be removable but offers the potential to design consumer electronics devices that are smaller and cheaper.Tiny drive makes more room for storage
January 5, 2004 Storage start-up Cornice bumps up the capacity of its 1-inch drive to 2 gigabytes, promising to pack three hours of video on a device just larger than a pack of playing cards.Chinese firm sees magic in minidrive
January 7, 2004 GS Magicstor unveils a 1-inch hard drive that can hold up to 4.8GB of data, the highest capacity yet packed into a drive that small.Hitachi drives get bigger--and smaller
January 7, 2005 Company cuts some fat from its diminutive devices, to squeeze them into cell phones, while upping the capacity of PC drives.Mini hard-drive specialist lands $51 million
February 5, 2004 Start-up Cornice, a maker of tiny hard drives, gets a multimillion-dollar second round of funding, a sign of momentum for both tech investment and for hard drives in consumer devices.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.Dell unveils MP3 player
October 27, 2003 Continuing its push into consumer electronics, Dell announces a disk drive-based MP3 player and details of a partnership with music download company Musicmatch.Can a new hard drive meet the flash challenge?
April 4, 2006 One-inch drives are being munched by flash memory. 1.8-inchers seem too big. Could 1.3-inchers be just right?The unsung hard drive
May 27, 2004 CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos says it may not grab headlines, but there are changes aplenty in this often overlooked part of the technology business.Apple: From giveaways to must-pays
January 8, 2004 roundup The company seeks to recoup software dollars by charging for formerly free downloads, such as iMovie and iPhoto. Also: A less-expensive iPod and Office 2004.Midlife crisis for the hard drive
August 11, 2003 After years of doubling the amount of data that can be crammed onto a hard-drive platter, the pace is starting to slow.A new handshake for mini hard drives?
September 9, 2004 Intel, Hitachi, Toshiba and others propose CE-ATA, a new interface for miniature hard drives used in consumer electronics.
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