Wow, a 3 TB hard drive!
@lookatdesktop (27156)
Dallas, Texas
December 10, 2016 11:33am CST
This is a TiVo device however, that can store many more shows for you to watch later. But I imagine the idea of a 3 Terabyte computer hard disc would be available for expanding memory storage for personal home computer users as well.
I have a 2 TB hard drive myself. It is so big that I will never need another one.
But, then I have to use a 2 TB external backup drive.
Now there is a 3 Terabyte TiVo available: Look at the video about this below:
The 4K-compatible TiVo BOLT+ was built to satisfy even the most voracious entertainment appetite. Able to record 6 shows simultaneously, this workhorse provi...
2 people like this
2 responses
@yukimori (10192)
• United States
10 Dec 16
Crazy, isn't it? I remember when my mom bought the first 1 GB drive we had. It was an external drive that connected by SCSI cable... USB wasn't around in those days. These days, the store I work for sells desktop computers that are smaller than that hard drive was. 
I think the largest external drive we sell in our store today is either 5 or 6 TB. Some of them even come with cloud access so you can retrieve your files from anywhere you might be. And a Seagate 5 TB drive will only set you back about $150 at the most these days... I think that 1 GB drive was around $500 or so when my mom bought it back in the late 90's.
There was a time when I said I'd never have a use for more than the 100 GB hard drive I had in one of my first laptops. These days, I think I have at least 100 GB of assorted photos on my hard drive, and possibly more than that if I take into account all the old stuff on my external drives, too. A lot of that is simply because I shoot RAW, though... they take up considerably more space than JPG files do.
I think the largest external drive we sell in our store today is either 5 or 6 TB. Some of them even come with cloud access so you can retrieve your files from anywhere you might be. And a Seagate 5 TB drive will only set you back about $150 at the most these days... I think that 1 GB drive was around $500 or so when my mom bought it back in the late 90's.
There was a time when I said I'd never have a use for more than the 100 GB hard drive I had in one of my first laptops. These days, I think I have at least 100 GB of assorted photos on my hard drive, and possibly more than that if I take into account all the old stuff on my external drives, too. A lot of that is simply because I shoot RAW, though... they take up considerably more space than JPG files do.1 person likes this
@jstory07 (148734)
• Roseburg, Oregon
10 Dec 16
I think my oldest son has one that he backs up information on.
