This Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex Desk sounds like an exercise commandment for your desk, but it’s the world’s first 3TB external hard drive. Best news: It has USB 3.0 and FireWire 800 (along with ...

Yeah, you heard that right. As of today, those among us who value quantity over speed in our storage can buy a whole trifecta of terabytes in one solitary package. Seagate has just unveiled the ...

The biggest hard drive you can buy today holds 3TB--and usually costs a pretty penny, even for internal models. But until April 16, Office Depot has the Seagate Expansion 3TB USB hard drive for ...

Seagate Technologies today announced the first 3TB external desktop hard drive, which is capable of using USB 2.0, 3.0 or FireWire 800 connectivity.. The 3.5-inch 3TB FreeAgent GoFlex Desk ...

Seagate's latest hard drive breakthrough features an industry first of 1TB of data per platter. The Barracuda XT 3TB happens to be the first drive on the market with this high density platter and ...

The mini-USB 3.0 connector on the side . Toshiba 3TB Canvio external hard drive (1TB White) at Amazon for $64.52; Design and specification. Like its older sibling, this drive sports a simple ...

You may or may not have noticed, but Western Digital just followed up on Seagate's earlier efforts by breaking out a 3TB external drive of its own -- one that has just a single HDD within. The ...

Today on Amazon, you can pick up a Seagate Expansion 3TB external hard drive for 37 percent off the list price that should keep you from worrying about storage space for a long time, and the USB 3 ...

It's a crazy age we're living in that you can snag 3TB of storage for only $125. It takes a bit of tomfoolery, but nothing that's too hard or time consuming. After all, your prize is a 3TB hard drive.

Most netbooks ship with 160GB to 250GB of storage space. Get a pricier, larger laptop and maybe you’ll get a 320GB or 500GB hard drive. But what if you want enough hard disk space to store 120HD ...

There’s also a slower 5,400-rpm Hitachi 3TB drive for less (not worth the $10 savings) and an external 3TB drive. The deal is nice to see, but we're far more interested in how this is possible.