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Gizmodo
15 hours ago
- Business
- Gizmodo
Looking for an External Hard Drive? This Seagate 24TB Is Just $0.01/GB for Prime Day
Among the vicious competition in the market for external hard drives, four of the largest players – Seagate, WD, SanDisk, and Samsung – are in a constant fight for your attention. Seagate just came today with an incredible 24TB external hard drive on sale at a new record low price: Selling for just $259 (down from $329), Seagate's Expansion 24TB HDD set a new record low price per gigabyte of about $0.01, which lower than all other drives (including ones with smaller capacities). See at Amazon The Seagate external HDD has a USB 3.0 port which facilitates fast transfers to save time transferring large data. Its installation is plug-and-play and you simply plug in the power cord and the USB and it's ready for use. It detects Windows and Mac without requiring installation although Mac users will need to format it to get it to work well with Time Machine. Since it has a 3.5-inch mechanical hard disk form factor, this drive presents a balance of capacity and ruggedness. Its wide 24TB storage is perfectly suited for storing large libraries of high-resolution photos, 4K films, games, and other data-hungry files. Seagate Expansion drive is also packed with data recovery services so that the customers are reassured in case something unexpected occurs. This Rescue Data Recovery Service and limited warranty give an extra feeling of security. This Prime Day deal offers a unique opportunity to get one of the largest external drives on the market for a fraction of the usual cost. Don't miss out on this offer while it lasts, Seagate is one of the most popular names on this segment. See at Amazon
Gizmodo
2 days ago
- Gizmodo
Seagate Compact 1TB Portable SSD Hits an All-Time Low, 260K+ Reviewers Might Envy This Prime Day Price
Tiny portable thumb drives are a great way to move important files, but they usually have one or both of two unfortunate shortcomings — they're either fragile, small in capacity, or both. Not surprisingly, a USB-C thumb drive that conquers both of those issues comes from Seagate — the remarkable Ultra Compact 1TB portable SSD, which is just $80 right now in Amazon Prime Day Deal list. The Seagate Ultra Compact packs a full terabyte of storage into a tiny 2.78-inch body, and it's also IP54 dust and rain resistant, with a removable rubber grip for more secure carrying and for extra protection, and a 3-meter drop resistance. A small but sturdy loop lets you attach it to a key ring or the included lanyard for safe keeping, and it's universally compatible across Windows and Mac laptops and desktops, Android smartphones and tablets, iPhones, iPads, and gaming consoles. See at Amazon The Seagate Ultra Compact makes quick work of your hugest files with blazing data transfer speeds of up to 1,000 MB/s. The Seagate Toolkit software that helps you use the Ultra Compact 1TB portable SSD as a backup drive and syncs files is built into the drive already. There's no cable — the Ultra Compact plugs directly into the USB-C port of your device — and there's no need for any external power source. And while Seagate has made the Ultra Compact 1TB portable SSD amazingly tough and durable, with protection from water and dust and drops, they're also aware that sometimes things just happen — fires, natural disasters, extreme physical mishaps. That's where their Rescue Data Recovery Services have your back. Should disaster strike, you can send the drive back to Seagate and their expert techs will either repair the drive or recover your data and send it back to you on a new drive. Expanding the capacity of your gaming console by a full terabyte is a simple matter of plugging the Ultra Compact 1TB portable SSD into the console's USB-C port. At 1,000 MB/s, the drive moves fast enough to make moving large game files quick and easy, and there's no USB-C cable to worry about getting jostled and breaking your connection. This is a huge-capacity thumb drive we can give two huge thumbs-up to. The Seagate Ultra Compact 1TB portable SSD has the size (or lack thereof), the speed, the durability, and the Seagate brand in its corner, and the price is right too. Head to Amazon prime day deal hub and grab this mighty little drive for just $80. See at Amazon
Gizmodo
2 days ago
- Business
- Gizmodo
Seagate Portable 2TB External Hard Drive Pops Up in Prime Day Deal, Costs Peanuts Compared to Old Prices
Digital clutter is one of those things that sneaks up on you. One minute, your computer has plenty of space. The next, you're frantically struggling to figure out what you need to delete so you can save your latest file or photo. And it doesn't have to be that way. Here's the good news. You can just get an external hard drive to hold everything if you prefer, and it doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg to do that. It's actually not that expensive either, especially with Prime Day going on. Head to Amazon to get the Seagate Portabl 2TB External Hard Drive for $65, down from its usual price of $80. That's a discount of 18% off. See at Amazon This drive checks nearly every box for what most people need in a portable storage device. It's small and lightweight enough to carry in a backpack or laptop case, and it comes ready to use out of the box. It's not complicated to set up, either. All you have to do to get it going is plug it in, and your computer will do the rest. With 2TB of storage, you're getting a surprising amount of breathing room, too. That's enough to hold hundreds of movies, thousands of hours of music, or years' worth of high-resolution photos. It's also more than enough space to handle system backups, large design files, or entire game libraries if you're trying to offload data from a crowded internal drive. Safe to say you don't have to keep deleting things to make space, either. You can just keep adding and adding and you'll be covered either way. It's no slouch in terms of speed, either.. Transferring large files or streaming video directly from the drive fairly quick, and it doesn't require you to hook up an external power source either. You need just one USB cable to handle it all, whether you're using it at home or on the go. You're spending under $100 for this hard drive, which already saves you some cash. It's a good idea to grab no matter what you do for work, too. That includes freelancers, or anyone building a digital library on a budget. If your current storage is feeling cramped or your backup system needs an upgrade, this deal is worth jumping on while it lasts. And just keep a few on hand for when you want some extra space in the future, too. See at Amazon
Gizmodo
2 days ago
- Business
- Gizmodo
Amazon Offers Seagate Storage Expansion Card for Peanuts, Prime Day Jackpot for Xbox Gamers
We know it's a very modern and silly problem to have, but it's so deeply aggravating when you go to install a new game on your Xbox Series X or S, only to find that you're out of memory. Sure, every big AAA game these days takes up 100 GBs somehow, but it's 2025 people, this should be an issue of the past! Well, you can help alleviate the issue with the right purchases, and if this is the problem you want to sort, then you should get yourself this Seagate Storage Expansion Card while it's on sale. See 1TB at Amazon See 2TB at Amazon The 1TB model would normally cost you $160, but thanks to a respectable 23% discount, you can actually pick it up for $123 from Amazon. Meanwhile, the 2TB model is currently down to $209 from $360, which is a massive 42% discount. These deals aren't listed as being limited time, which hopefully means they could be around for a little while, but there's no way of knowing how long they'll be live for, so if you want one of them, act fast to avoid missing out. This storage card is quite literally made to work with the Xbox Series X and the Series S. We don't mean it's third-party but approved, we mean it was designed in partnership with Xbox to make sure it not only works really well, but fits the general aesthetic, and is as seamless as possible to use. We know that installing extra memory can be scary, and to avoid that being an issue, this card can just slot into the back of your console and boom, that's everything you need to do to get it working. Once it's plugged in, you can choose to install games on it or the standard storage, and then when you're playing games, you can expect the same incredibly smooth experience you would normally get. Better yet, if something untoward happens and the memory card breaks, it has a lengthy three-year warranty, so it's easy enough to get it sorted if the worst happens. We think this is a really respectable deal. The 1TB model being 23% off and down to $123 is really good, but if you can afford to do so, then spending a little bit more to get the 2TB model while it's 42% off at $209 is worth it. It definitely depends on what kinds of games you play and how much money you have, but it's worth considering your options here. See 1TB at Amazon See 2TB at Amazon
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Nvidia's B200 Supply Can't Keep Up
Nvidia's(NASDAQ:NVDA) B200 GPUs are selling faster than the company can make them. Wedbush's Matt Bryson and Antoine Legault spent a couple of weeks in Asia and came back saying B200s are perpetually back-orderedeven though Nvidia is cranking up production. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 11 Warning Signs with WOLF. Interestingly, they're prioritizing GB200s for the likes of supercomputing outfits, cloud builders and sovereign data centers, which ties into Dell's (NYSE:DELL) strong Q2 guide, Gigabyte's recent sales bump and Wistron's stellar May showing. Meanwhile, standard servers are picking up steam too, and Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD) looks poised to win more CPU sockets in 2025, even if feedback on its MI350 accelerator is still trickling in. On the storage front, things aren't much less tight. There just aren't enough heads being made, so both Western Digital and Seagate can keep boosting prices and padding their margins. Wedbush reckons WD's current PMR edge will pay dividends in the near term, but Seagate's pivot to HAMR tech should give it the upper hand as we roll into 2026. Bottom line: when GPUs and hard drives are in short supply, the companies that make them get to call the shotsand that's Nvidia, WD and Seagate right now. If you're watching the data-center space, these supply squeezes could mean continued upside for chip and storage stocksassuming, of course, that tariffs or other policy moves don't shake up the party. This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Sign in to access your portfolio
