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Barracuda!!!

Well, this is not a background jingle from a disco beat. For all of you who don’t know about it, this is a heavy performance hard-drive patent made by Seagate.

The rest of this article is about world’s first 1.5 TB desktop hard-drive. Most of the gadget reviewers say it is “an outstanding performer”. It is supposed to be the only 1.5 TB drive at present, Silent, SATA-II.

According to Seagate, “The debut of the Barracuda 7200.11 1.5TB, 3.5-inches hard drive, the eleventh generation of Seagate’s flagship drive for desktop PCs, marks the single largest capacity hard drive jump in the more than half-century history of hard drives — a half terabyte increase from the previous highest capacity of 1TB, thanks to the capacity-boosting power of perpendicular magnetic recording (PMR) technology.”

Key Advantages

• Delivers 1.5-TB capacity
• Ships with the industry’s most reliable and proven perpendicular magnetic recording technology
• Delivers high performance
• 120 MB/s sustained data rate
• Idles at only 8.0 watts, enabling customers to build low-power systems
• Meets strict RoHS environmental requirements

• Leverages best combination of technology (areal density, PMR) and proven components for volume availability
• Ships with an industry-leading 5-year limited warranty

Best-Fit Applications

• Gamer PCs
• High-end PCs
• Mainstream PCs
• Workstations
• Desktop RAID
• USB/FireWire/eSATA personal external storage

Good, Better, Best! This is the integration graph of gtalk!!

Google has made some improvements to the Gtalk integration within Orkut to make it “spam free” and slightly intelligent.

Google mentions in a blog post that they have come up with a formula that automatically predicts which of your Orkut friends you probably want to chat with, and only tells those people that you’re signed into Google Talk. This automatic filtering of contacts is dependent on your account activity, recent scrap conversations and the category of friends you have added the person to.

For example, a best friend with a recent scrap history would be able to see you online because Google thinks you will obviously want to chat with him. This, however, is not a great idea if you do not want to bump into someone with whom you had a not-so-memorable recent scrap conversation!

Google has, of course, provided the option to customize your contacts and you will have the final say on who will be able to see you online. The enhancements also enable you to chat within an open Orkut window. These tools though have not been fully implemented in all accounts as of now.