WD's Monster 2TB Caviar Green Drive, Preview Test
MojoKid writes "Today Western Digital is announcing their WD20WEADS drive, otherwise known as
the WD Caviar Green 2.0TB. With 32MB of onboard cache and special power management algorithms that balance spindle speed and transfer rates, the WD Caviar Green 2TB not only breaks the 2 terabyte barrier but also offers an extremely low-power
profile in its standard 3.5" SATA footprint. Early testing shows it keeps pace with similar capacity drives from Seagate and Samsung."
It's really only 1800 Gigs.
Ah, the drivemaker's kilobyte...
It'll be so slick when the 4.0 TB WD40 comes out.
No thanks, looks and smells a bit fishy to me.
Yes. Curse those evil companies, trying to replace our God-given units—like Furlongs, Hogsheads, and Binary Thousands—with evil, communist SI units. The fiends will stop at nothing to pollute the American way of life!
How can I believe you when you tell me what I don't want to hear?
You mean 1800 Gibibytes?
I will never, ever, in my entire life, even once mean "gibibytes".
Dewey, what part of this looks like authorities should be involved?