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Seagate releases video surveillance hard drives
HARD DRIVE maker Seagate said it will release three units designed specifically for the video surveillance market this April.
The 160GB, 250GB and 500GB SV35 drives will allow for up to 23 days of continuous recording, it claimed.
And Seagate said video surveillance systems are rapidly shifting from tape to hard drive systems, with software helping to analyse high resolution images. Special features of the SV35 series include low start up current and realtime power saving.
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