Seagate reveals Showcase external HDD: for media centers and DVRs

By in Uncategorized on May 19th, 2008

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Great, just great. Soon after Western Digital made a idiot of itself by introducing an external hard drive “certified” for use with DISH Network HD DVRs, along comes Seagate to further fuel the hype machine. Announced at that year’s Cable Show, the Showcase storage solution is “designed” to extend storage capacity of DVRs and media centers. In a similar vein, the outfit’s newest drives are “compatible with Motorola’s

s-SATA-capable HD DVRs,” and they additionally come with USB 2.0 ports and up to 1TB of space. No word on a price or any of that jazz, but those who can’t figure out that an external hard drive is an external hard drive can look for ‘em to land in Q3.

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