Your search for "Western" returned 46 results.
WESTERN DIGITAL Caviar WD800BB
by Staff Writers
The Caviar 'BB' series disks from Western Digital are designed to be good, solid mid-level drives with decent all-round performance.
Oct 1, 2002
WESTERN DIGITAL: Caviar WD400BB
by Staff Writers
The Caviar 'BB' series disks from Western Digital are designed to be good, solid mid-level drives with decent all-round performance.
Oct 10, 2002
WESTERN DIGITAL Caviar WD600BB
by Staff Writers
The Caviar 'BB' series disks from Western Digital are designed to be good, solid mid-level drives with decent all-round performance.
Sep 11, 2002
Western Digital Expert
by Staff Writers
if you are looking for a top performance drive with a reasonable capacity and terrific price, then the Western Digital Expert simply cannot be beaten.
Mar 1, 2000
Western Digital 250GB laptop hard drive
by David Field
Western Digital has announced its range of 250GB SATA laptop hard drives, and we have the first unit in the country under the microscope.
Jun 12, 2007
Western Digital NetCenter
by Jim Martin
One of the cheapest 500GB drives here, but this is reflected in the lack of features and slow transfer speeds.
May 1, 2007
Western Digital Caviar SE16
by Jim Martin
High capacity, good performance and affordable. The Caviar is a great alternative to the Samsung
Sep 15, 2006
WESTERN DIGITAL Caviar WD2500JD (250GB/SATA)
by Staff Writers
Western Digital markets this drive as a special edition drive for higher performance needs, but in our labs, not only has it been beaten by all other SATA drives, but its own IDE counterpart.
Oct 8, 2003
Western Digital Caviar
by Staff Writers
When it comes to choosing the right hard disk for you, there are several factors that you have to consider.
Mar 1, 2000
Western Digital Passport
by Clive Webster
The miracle of pocket portable data continues, with more storage in a smaller physical space.
Nov 21, 2006
Western Digital Raptor
by Nirmal Chandrasena
Why are we reviewing something that is a mere 36GB? Simple -- because this one drops access times and pumps up the transfer rate. Not targeted at the home user, the 36GB WD Raptor is marketed as an enterprise-level SATA drive -- the fastest drive on offer by WD. Capacity becomes an afterthought for the Raptor with its 10,000rpm spindle concerning itself with speed, resulting in seek times of around 5.2ms, compared to the 8.9ms of a 7,200rpm drive.
Sep 10, 2003
Western Digital Scorpio
by David Field
Another laptop hard drive series moves toward perpendicular storage.
Sep 18, 2006
Western Digital Caviar SE WD2500
by Staff Writers
Another drive to feature both SATA and Molex power connectors on the rear of the unit, this drive offers both backwards compatibility with suitable motherboards and future native SATA power supplies.
Sep 8, 2004