SEAGATE REVEALS THE FDE HARD DRIVES

Hard disk industry is witnessing an all new momentum these days. It’s no more a components that’s hidden inside the CPU, but rather a pivotal thing that to certain extents even determines the success of a notebook, these days. New Momentus 5400 FDE.3 and Momentus 7200 FDE hard drive array are finally announced. Seagate has revealed updates to its Momentus Full Disk Encryption (FDE) hard drives in the shape of Momentus 5400 FDE.3 & Momentus 7200FDE in 160GB & 320GB capacities.

The most recent FDE drives attribute a SATA crossing point and built-in government-grade AES encryption. Featuring Seagate Secure technology, the FDE hard drives inaugurates as effortlessly as a conventional drive. Once mounted, the user merely enters a BIOS password, and then logs on as customary, and the security is in place. The hardware pedestal encryption engine distributes security without the operating cost, no boot-up setbacks, no system slowdowns, and the BIOS automatically authenticate the user for see-through security. McAfee is lay down to supply software for the enterprise-wide administration of laptops with Seagate Secure hard drives. Seagate is currently shipping Momentus 5400 FDE.3 (8MB Cache; 5400RPM) and Momentus 7200 FDE (16MB Cache; 7200RPM) in 160GB and 320GB competence. 500GB self-encrypting hard drives will be accessible by early next year. Select Dell laptops already trait Seagate's 160GB self-encrypting hard drive.