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Inside, Seagate is a spacious and brightly colored five bedroom retreat. The living and dining area spill out onto the deck for an airy indoor/outdoor living experience. Just under the overhang of the deck is a large hot tub/spa. The Great Room has skylights in a vaulted ceiling, wall-to-wall sliding glass doors, a complete entertainment unit, Mexican tile floors and new teak living and dining room furniture. The large kitchen is well equipped for indoor or outdoor cooking. A smaller kitchenette is located on the lower level close to the pool.
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Protected by Seagate's exclusive 3D Defense System to withstand 350Gs nonoperating shock, the U Series is the industry's most robust 3 1/2-inch drive. Seagate's 3D Defense System is the most comprehensive set of protective features in the industry. Unique advantages, such as the SeaShield and SeaShell, protect the drive from accidental damage that may occur during the integration process. SeaShell is a clear, recyclable clamshell package that protects the drive from 1000+ Gs of nonoperating shock, resists ESD and simplifies barcode scanning. SeaShield is a unique, integrated PCB cover that enhances handling protection, reduces returns and lowers service costs. SeaTools software helps the end-user diagnose problems and determine whether they are drive-, hardware-, or file system- related, helping customers to quickly and intuitively find solutions to system issues.
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"Seagate has a proven track record of consistently delivering reliable products in volume, and the new Barracuda 7200.11 family is no exception. Designed with up to four platters and the only second-generation perpendicular recording technology in the industry, the Barracuda 7200.11 drive offers the ideal balance of world-class technology and value, providing customers with an optimal overall solution. The capacity, reliability and performance of this drive, along with its 5-year limited warranty, ensure the longevity of digital content for years to come."
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According to Seagate, this latest addition to the Barracuda line should have widespread appeal. The company lists a number of "key applications" for the drive, predictably including mainstream desktops, external storage devices, and gaming and high-end PCs. Surprisingly, though, Seagate says the 7200.11 is ... appropriate for workstations and desktop RAID arrays—ground hard drive makers have normally reserved for enterprise-class drives.
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SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif., Dec. 6 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Today, Seagate Technology (NYSE: STX - News) announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire MetaLINCS, a technology leader in the fast-growing E-Discovery market. MetaLINCS's innovative, patent-pending software helps companies respond to litigation and regulatory issues that require them to search large volumes of electronic data for relevant information. MetaLINCS will become part of the Seagate Services Group and support its mission to help business customers protect and manage valuable company information. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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In 1989, facing increased competition and margin pressure, Seagate turned another challenging financial situation into success by making an important and strategic acquisition of Control Data's MPI/Imprimis disk storage division. Seagate management had always believed that vertical integration of key components such as heads and disks was crucial for the long term survival of the company in the face of competition from deep-pocketed competitors such as IBM and certain Japanese suppliers. This move gave Seagate access to CDC's voice coil and disk-manufacturing patents, and importantly a competitive advanced head development capability. As well, the purchase provided access to a high end server customer base and the first 5400 RPM drives on the market (the CDC Elite series). Seagate quickly began to leverage vertical integration across its entire product line and once again became a dominant force in the business.
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