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Seagate's first 1-terabyte drive to debut this fall
June 25, 2007 The Barracuda 7200.11 will sell for $399. Rival Hitachi released its version of the drive for the same price in April.Seagate lands customer for tiny drives
July 21, 2004 Creative Technology has signed up to use 1-inch drives from Seagate.Can Seagate steer hybrid-drive market?
October 8, 2007 Price and industry standardization remain barriers to widespread adoption, but the biggest hard-drive maker could force competitors to keep pace.Seagate preserves Maxtor brand in sales channel
October 4, 2006 Maxtor brand is for low-end hard drives, while Seagate will be for high end.Seagate drive joins 400GB club
November 17, 2004 The Barracuda 7200.8 series packs more data on the hard-drive platters.Seagate ships hard drives with encryption
March 12, 2007 ASI will be the first to sell a laptop with Seagate's hard drive with built-in encryption technology.Seagate, Cornice partially settle drive suit
May 2, 2005 Cornice agrees to stop manufacturing products named in Seagate's complaint. Patent issues still in dispute.Seagate poised for CE push
June 13, 2005 As the consumer electronics market urges drive prices up, company identifies digital television and cell phones as areas for growth.Seagate hopes for big splash with small drives
October 25, 2004 One drive, just 3 inches in diameter, features a retractable USB cable for easy carrying and stores 5GB of data.Seagate targets would-be notebook builders
November 30, 2004 The Seagate Whitebook Builder program includes an white papers and an online tool designed to get builders started in the laptop market.Seagate ups capacity with new hard drives
June 8, 2005 Company launches a 2.5-inch device using technology that can hold almost double the amount of data of current designs.Seagate's new line of hard drives
September 6, 2007 Company announces nine products, including a 60-gigabyte drive for phones and a drive optimized for security cameras.Seagate announces new lines of drives
June 7, 2006 The company's new products include an array of hard drives for desktops, handhelds and laptops. Photos: Seagate's new drivesSeagate to invest $300 million in nanotech
December 14, 2005 The hard-drive manufacturer company will invest more than $300 million at in Northern Ireland in the next four years.Seagate sues small-drive maker
June 23, 2004 Hard-drive giant Seagate Technology said on Wednesday that it has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against start-up Cornice, which sells tiny disk drives.Small drives cross performance threshold
January 17, 2007 Seagate's new 2.5-inch hard drive spins at 15,000rpm, matching a performance feature previously available only with 3.5-inch drives. Photo: Seagate's new Savvio driveSeagate cranks up notebook drives to 160GB
January 17, 2006 Hard drive maker starts shipping its first drive for notebooks based around perpendicular recording techniques. Photo: Seagate's mighty Momentus driveSeagate boosts drives to 750GB
April 25, 2006 Barracuda 7200.10 line, now shipping, features platters that store data in vertical columns.Seagate profit down as demand slows
April 18, 2007 Revenue is lower than expected, but CEO says it's a "short-term fluctuation" and remains upbeat about 2007.Al Shugart, hard-drive pioneer, dies at 76
December 13, 2006 The founder of hard-drive maker Seagate was one of the pioneers, and one of the regular guys, of the tech industry.
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