Well, it's been a rather long year
or so since 500GB drives came into style as the standard for high end disks, but it looks like
perpendicular recording will save the day in stagnant
storage.
Seagate's inadvertently leaked the Barracuda 7200.10
line of SATA drives with speeds up to 3Gbps (SATA II), 7200rpm, 4.16ms latency, NCQ, 16MB cache, and 750GB of storage.
750 freaking gigs, man. Just another step on the magic road to a 1
terabyte petabyte drive though, you
know? [Warning: PDF link]
[Via
DailyTech, thanks,
Diego]
