January 7, 201214 yr [in a more radical move, Seagate will also be changing its warranty policy from five years to one year for certain desktop and notebook drives, such as the Barracuda and Barracuda Green 3.5-inch drives and the Momentus 2.5-inch (5400 and 7200rpm)] Really? Should we kiss Seagate goodbye? https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9222760/Hard_drive_manufacturers_slash_warranty_periods
January 7, 201214 yr [in a more radical move, Seagate will also be changing its warranty policy from five years to one year for certain desktop and notebook drives, such as the Barracuda and Barracuda Green 3.5-inch drives and the Momentus 2.5-inch (5400 and 7200rpm)] Really? Should we kiss Seagate goodbye? https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9222760/Hard_drive_manufacturers_slash_warranty_periods yes
January 7, 201214 yr Both Seagate and WD are doing this. Kiss them both goodbye and start using a pencil to record your data.
January 7, 201214 yr Author Both Seagate and WD are doing this. Kiss them both goodbye and start using a pencil to record your data. Good to know your pencil can help you record bits and bytes generated from CPU. WD at least still provides 2 years although no one knows how soon WD will follow Seagate. >> For Western Digital, warranties for the Caviar Blue, Caviar Green and Scorpio Blue hard drives will be reduced to two years from three years. http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/12/20/seagate-wd-storage-warranty/
January 7, 201214 yr Both Seagate and WD are doing this. Kiss them both goodbye and start using a pencil to record your data. ...that reminds me of BOFH "...don't worry we have backups; on tape...paper tape! Get yourself a magnifying glass and a pencil!"
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