Seagate Releases Hybrid Hard Drive
An anonymous reader writes to tell us Seagate has released a new hybrid hard drive. This new drive adds the speed of a solid state drive to the conventional hard drive. Originally designed for laptops this new drive comes in 80, 120, and 160 GB flavors and features 256MB of flash memory.
Good. These are required in order to run Vista. Or wait...
It's ironic that hybrid cars save energy by spinning a platter and hybrid hard drives save energy by not spinning a platter. It's like blowing on your coffee to cool it and blowing on your hands on a brisk day to warm them. If we could just hook these devices up in round-robin, we'd have a perpetual energy machine!
"256MB should be enough for anyone." Where have I heard something like that before?
Most of us can be barely bothered to read the summary, let alone TFA... and you want us to google for a link?
Might as well ask for a never-ending supply of beer*, and 12 nekkid virgins to be awaiting your return home after work tonight to satisfy your every whim.
*or Mountain Dew, depending on your age/preference.
"Trolls they were, but filled with the evil will of their master: a fell race..." -- J.R.R. Tolkien on Olog-hai
Hi, Cliffie.
;)
There's a hybrid horse on the market; -it's called a mule..
(The Amish, if noone else, are probably reluctant to make use of them, along the same lines as slashdotters despise Vista, I'd imagine.)
A horse can't be sick, you know, even if he wants to.
From TFA:
I am a bit surprised to find, that there is a market for exploding laptops..
You might want to check out your new drive out-- It seems to have some data loss.