Western Digital releases 2TB hard drive
Western Digital has gained the honour of releasing the first two-terabyte drives in the market, with units turning up on Australian shelves.
Western Digital has gained the honour of releasing the first two-terabyte drives in the market, with units turning up on Australian shelves.
A link turned up on a Czech computer website in December last year offering the drive for sale, causing a stir online. This was followed on 19 January by Overclockers.co.uk offering pre-orders, and now the drive is available in Australian stores.
At the time of writing the 2TB, 32MB cache, 7200rpm drive is available at Mwave for AU$377.80, Mtech Computers for AU$374.99, Opalia Computers for AU$380 and PCMarket for a pricier AU$411.90.
Seagate recently announced its move to 500GB platters with its 7200.12 series, a move that may mean it will launch its own 2TB product soon.