Shakil
 Hitachi Global Storage Technologies announced the first terabyte (TB)
SATA hard drive, aimed initially for the retail market. The Deskstar
7K1000 will begin shipping to retail customers in the first quarter of
2007 at a suggested retail price of $399, or 40 cents per gigabyte. An
enterprise version of the drive is expected in the second quarter of
the year. Along with the Deskstar 7K1000 for the retail market, Hitachi
is also announcing its CinemaStar version 1 TB hard drive, which
provides capabilities specifically designed for digital video recording
(DVR) applications. Meanwhile, Seagate said its 1 TB drive will ship
the first half of 2007.
BakBone Software Inc. announced a worldwide technology licensing and distribution agreement with Sun Microsystems Inc., under which Sun will resell BakBone's NetVault Backup products through its direct salesforce, as well as its network of distributors and value-added resellers (VARs). The companies said they share a customer base that includes 550 of the Fortune 1000.  News source: SearchStorage.com
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