Western Digital have updated their high-performance VelociRaptor hard-drive range with another, even larger SATA 6 Gb/s model. The WD VelociRaptor 600GB 6Gb/s spins at 10,000rpm and has a whopping ...

The VelociRaptor 1 Tbyte hard disk drive reaches new performance levels with 10,000 rpm operation in a 2.5 inch form factor. The drive comes in an IcePack enclosure; a 3.5-inch mounting frame with ...

HGST was formerly part of Hitachi and is now a Western Digital company. HGST has announced a new enterprise class hard drive that is the industry's highest capacity 10,000 RPM unit. The new drive ...

HGST has just unveiled its latest Ultrastar C10K1800, something the company is pegging as the world's highest capacity, highest performing 10K RPM HDD. The new drive is a 2.5-inch 1.8TB drive, that ...

Hitachi have only just unleashed some 4TB consumer hard drives, and throughout the the Thailand flood crisis, one would think we wouldn't see any new hard-drive announcements, well, you were wrong.

Having recently pushed out the first-ever line of 4TB internal hard drives for its Deskstar 5K Family, Hitachi has now announced the 10,000 RPM Ultrastar C10K900 HDD series. Due to launch in Q1 2012, ...

For older HPE Apollo, ProLiant and Synergy servers still using SATA-connected disk drives, a speedy SSD replacement option is now available. There was once a time when hard drives that spun at 10,000 ...

PC enthusiasts are paying twice the money for a slower hard drive with a quarter of the storage capacity In the storage or any other technology industry, the golden rule of marketing is that larger ...

And 10,000 RPM hard drives don't come much better than the Western Digital Raptor SATA drive. This is the king of speed when it comes to drives, and if you don't believe me, check out this AnandTech ...

Are there 10,000 RPM SATA 3.0 hard drives?<BR><BR>I can't seem to find any listed.<BR><BR>If they don't exist, is it preferable to get a 10,000 rpm SATA 150 drive over a 7200 rpm SATA 3.0 ...

Not anytime soon. Have not heard any rumblings from any of the HDD makers on a 10K IDE drive. The technology is there, but whether the market is there is debatable. Sure, what geek out there doesn't ...