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Everybody needs a little backup in their life. That’s doubly true for anyone with a big media library or a trove of documents worth preserving. Today, B&H Photo has a 4TB Western Digital desktop ...

Hitachi’s former disk-drive division today announced what it said it the first enterprise-class 4TB hard disk drive. The drive has a greater areal density that offers 33% more capacity in the same 3.5 ...

The new drive comes with two internal hard drives, and hence is thicker than other standard portable drives. WD Bus-powered, built-in Thunderbolt cable, no USB support Despite having two hard drives ...

Update (3/31/2017 1:45pm PT): Amazon’s hit their supply limit on this deal—it’s all gone now. Seagate’s Backup Plus Fast 4TB hard drive uses USB 3.0, and the company says this 7,200 RPM drive has a ...

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As I begin writing this review, I find myself sitting here in awe that it’s a 4TB hard drive we’re dealing with. I had the same reaction when the first 1TB model hit the market, and likewise, the ...

When Samsung unveiled its first-ever 1-terabit flash chip, it promised that massive SSD storage devices would soon follow. As promised, it's now producing 4TB SSDs, and best of all, these drives are ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about video games, technology and pop culture. Earlier this week, Seagate was kind enough to send me one of their new 4TB ...

I know, I know. That pathetic 4TB hard drive just isn't cutting it for storing your collection of rare memes. You've had to use an external drive, or *shudder* Dropbox to handle the overflow. But ...

You don't need an SSD for everything—you should buy a used hard drive instead ...