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Western Digital ships 4TB WD Black hard drive

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IRVINE, Calif. – Nov. 20, 2012 – WD®, a Western Digital (NASDAQ: WDC) company and a world leader in hard drives,
today announced its highest performance, highest capacity desktop hard drive, the WD Black™ 4 TB, 3.5-inch, 7200
RPM drive. Shipping immediately, the fast performance and extreme capacity of the award-winning WD Black drives make
them perfect for gaming, high-performance desktop systems and workstations.

WD Black hard drives combine 7200 RPM spin speed, 64 MB cache, dual stage actuator technology, SATA 6 gigabits per
second (Gb/s) interface, and an integrated dual processor to deliver ultimate performance in a maximum-capacity drive.
 
Tat good news...moi got to get 1...got 6tb onot har? :D:p
 
Wish it comes with Thunderbolt connection.
 
boomtown said:
is it a good idea to keep separate disk for different categories? would be less risky. otherwise, if the hdd kaput, all gone. charm sze hor. got 3 generations backup?
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Yes if your data is important to you...pro photographer, designer etc, or just simply family photos which mean alot to you...better use a HD server and Raid it...or a off the shelf twin drive Raid HD...if still not convince...get a bluray burner n back up hardcopy as well...
 
Microsoft said:
Yes if your data is important to you...pro photographer, designer etc, or just simply family photos which mean alot to you...better use a HD server and Raid it...or a off the shelf twin drive Raid HD...if still not convince...get a bluray burner n back up hardcopy as well...
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thanks! will check it out.
 
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