Seagate's FreeAgent media streamer is about to get a substantial update, bringing more of the web to the pint-sized home cinema accessory. Dong Ngo Former SF Labs Manager, Editor Former CNET editor ...

Seagate on Wednesday introduced its new lineup of mobile and desktop FreeAgent for Mac storage drives, including the portable Go and Go Pro models, a 2TB Desk model and the Go Dock+, a powered USB-hub ...

Seagate woke up and smelled the coffee, adding a much needed 1080p HDMI output port, Ethernet connectivity, and Dolby Digital and DTS 2.0 to their FreeAgent Theater HD Media Player. The new FreeAgent ...

California-based storage-specialist Seagate has revealed its revamped lineup of FreeAgent external hard drives, and it's quite the selection. The range, part of the company's Fall 2008 lineup, ...

Extending the company’s line of easy-to-use storage solutions that help people enjoy, share and store their digital content, Seagate (NASDAQ: STX) today announced the next evolution of network storage ...

Seagate has announced its 2008 line of FreeAgent external hard drives. The drives are available in several different styles and capacities. Seagate says that its flagship FreeAgent Go portable drive ...

Seagate have announced their latest media player, the 1080p-capable FreeAgent Theater+, and if you've already bought into – or are willing to adopt – the company's FreeAgent Go USB hard-drives then it ...

Seagate would prefer that you think of their FreeAgent Pro not just as a hard drive but as a “data mover” that’s capable of giving you both local and remote access to your data. That implies the ...

Seagate’s portable 2.5″ FreeAgent Go Pro for Mac already has the triple interface—FireWire 400/800 and USB 2.0—but now it comes with 500GB spinning at 7200rpm for the best portable video and audio ...

Streaming media over a network is difficult. It's that whole networking part that gets in the way, assuming you have one. Even if you do manage to get everything working, it still doesn't mean it will ...

This dock lets you access files anywhere and share them via social networks and the Web. If you’ve read about the https://www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/663457 ...

Streaming media over a network is difficult. It's that whole networking part that gets in the way, assuming you have one. Even if you do manage to get everything working, it still doesn't mean it will ...