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informationweek.com - 1/15/2009

Seagate Cuts Jobs, Slashes Executive Salaries -- Executive Compensation -

— informationweek.com — Seagate Technology is cutting thousands of jobs and slashing executive salaries by as much as 25%, as the disk-drive maker grapples with the economic downturn that has hammered sales of personal computers that use the company's products. In a ... (more) Seagate Cuts Jobs, Slashes Executive Salaries -- ...

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tgdaily.com - 1/6/2009

Seagate unveils highest-density hard drive

— tgdaily.com — Scotts Valley (CA) – A solid state disk (SSD) drive may be the sexiest mass storage device for notebooks and high-end PCs, but if it is about cheap storage the good old hard drive is still the way to go – and hard drive technology still has room to ... (more) Seagate unveils highest-density hard drive

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theinquirer.net - 1/13/2009

Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 drives failing

— theinquirer.net — SEAGATE'S FLAGSHIP desktop Barracuda 7200.11 drives, in particular the 1TB (ST31000340AS) units, are failing at an alarming rate and prompting outrage from their faithful customers. A new self-bricking feature apparently resides in faulty firmware ... (more) Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 drives failing

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Seagate’s FreeAgent|Theater plays your media files on HDTV
SlashGear — ... If you’re an HDTV owner who creates media, whether it’s photos or videos, you might be unsure of how to display them on your set.  If that’s the case, Seagate has unveiled a product that makes it super easy to share your content. ...

Seagate’s future now that colorful Bill Watkins is out of CEO job
Scobleizer — ... 3. Seagate should either bet the company on consumer stuff, or stay out. I like what it is doing with its HD media sharing device but not putting an HDMI connector on it ensured that Engadget and Gizmodo will not approve. I walked around with Best Buy’s strategy guys at the Consumer Electronics show and they want gadgets like that, but they are a lot like Engadget’s reviewers. No HDMI? It’s going to be tough to get past them. Seagate needs to do what Palm Pre did. Go all the way or don’t show up for the game. Also, Seagate should associate itself with all ...