Among the vicious competition in the market for external hard drives, four of the largest players – Seagate, WD, SanDisk, and Samsung – are in a constant fight for your attention. Seagate just came today with an incredible 24TB external hard drive on sale at a new record low price: Selling for just $259 (down from $329), Seagate’s Expansion 24TB HDD set a new record low price per gigabyte of about $0.01, which lower than all other drives (including ones with smaller capacities).
Safe External HDD
The Seagate external HDD has a USB 3.0 port which facilitates fast transfers to save time transferring large data. Its installation is plug-and-play and you simply plug in the power cord and the USB and it’s ready for use. It detects Windows and Mac without requiring installation although Mac users will need to format it to get it to work well with Time Machine.
Since it has a 3.5-inch mechanical hard disk form factor, this drive presents a balance of capacity and ruggedness. Its wide 24TB storage is perfectly suited for storing large libraries of high-resolution photos, 4K films, games, and other data-hungry files. Seagate Expansion drive is also packed with data recovery services so that the customers are reassured in case something unexpected occurs. This Rescue Data Recovery Service and limited warranty give an extra feeling of security.
This Prime Day deal offers a unique opportunity to get one of the largest external drives on the market for a fraction of the usual cost. Don’t miss out on this offer while it lasts, Seagate is one of the most popular names on this segment.
Original Source: https://gizmodo.com/looking-for-an-external-hard-drive-this-seagate-24tb-is-just-0-01-gb-for-prime-day-2000626553
Original Source: https://gizmodo.com/looking-for-an-external-hard-drive-this-seagate-24tb-is-just-0-01-gb-for-prime-day-2000626553
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