Our sister site UberPulse unveiled that after Hitachi and Samsung, Seagate is finally showing off its 3.5-inch 1 tera-byte drive, the Barracuda 7200.11 drive with a 105MB/s sustained transfer rate – the highest ever. The drive has a low power rating of 8 watts at idle and acoustics, as low as 2.7 Bels, nearly undetectable by the human ear, an average seek times of 8.5ms and a 32MB cache.
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