Western Digital ushers in the new generation of low power computing with Scorpio Blue hard drive. Today we have the 500GB capacity in for review.

The Western Digital Scorpio Blue 1TB (WD10TEVT) is $249.99, while the 750GB model (WD7500KEVT) is $189.99; the former will also be available in a My Passport Essential SE USB drive. Press Release: ...

The Western Digital Scorpio Blue 1TB (WD10JPVT) is the faster of the two new 1TB 2.5" form factor drives from WD, but it still isn't going to win any performance awards.

The new Scorpio Blue 750GB SATA hard drive from Western Digital (model WD7500BPVT, ~$120 street) is the new mac daddy in mobile hard drives, raising the bar for 9.5mm, 2.5-inch mechanisms to a ...

IRVINE, Calif. – June 3, 2013 – WD®, a Western Digital (NASDAQ: WDC) company, today announced it is shipping the world's thinnest 1 TB hard drive with its new 2.5-inch WD Blue™ 7 mm hard drive.

Finally, we have the WD Blue and Green SSDs, which Western Digital is pitching to users of both desktop and laptop computers. For those looking for a lot of storage, WD Blue will be the one to go ...

Western Digital has long been the gold standard for hard disk drives. Ask any PC enthusiasts what hard disk to buy, and they’re almost certainly going to point you towards a WD Green or Blue.

The company's new hardware offers 750GB and 1TB of storage, significantly shrinking the capacity gap between notebook and desktop drives.

For Western Digital, only the Caviar Blue, Caviar Green and Scorpio Blue models are affected. For Seagate, its nearline drives now have warranty periods of three years, down from five years.

The WD Blue is Western Digital's first consumer-grade solid-state drive (SSD). WD was previously known for making regular hard drives, so WD purists out there can now migrate to the wonderful ...

Mobile warriors have their advantages, but storage isn’t one of them. It’s not uncommon to see desktop users with multiple TBs of hard drives, but notebook users tend to suffer with 500 or 750GB ...