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 ...

There are three principal reasons why you might consider an external hard drive storage solution for your machine. The first and most obvious is portability (for those times when a USB key just isn’t ...

External drives are coming back around in popularity. This return to favor has been due to a reduction in price of high capacity disk drives, better power management for USB devices (needing only one ...

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's FreeAgent Go ($160 list) is part of the FreeAgent external hard drive family, which includes the FreeAgent Pro 750GB hard drive. Though both drives share the same styling, they are different ...

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 ...

It’s true that you really can never have enough hard drive space; you bought that 500GB drive thinking “there is no way I’ll ever fill this!” and then sure enough, six months down the line, it’s ...

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 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 ...

Still playing catch-up from CES. You usually find Seagate inside devices that store media in your living room, but the hard drive giant is making a bid for more visibility with a player of its own.

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 ...