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A scatter plot of price-vs-size of over 1200 hard disk drives available from Amazon.com, as of April 8, 2009. Note the fierce price competition at the cheap end of the 1TB line. The 1.5TB and 2TB products are still forming, and are focused on external hard drives at this time. Source: the factBlender hard disk drive price vs. size scatter plot
Carte "Disk II Analog Card": utilisée par le lecteur Disk ][ des Apple ][, ][+ et //e.
©2009 Oldies collection
In weeding the video collection, I happened upon some gems - a betamax tape, a u-matic tape, and the equipment that plays them....
Lacie Bigger Disk 1TB (1024 GigaByte) external drive with FireWire 400, FireWire 800 and USB 2.0 interfaces.
Wanted to end the day today with some tutorials of Photoshop..I really need to brush up on this...Took an hour or so to tighten up my skills...
After using Acronis True Image Echo Enterprise Server and Universal Restore to migrate a Windows 2003 image from a laptop to Hyper-V guest machine, the virtual disk does not appear to allow upgrading to Dynamic Disk.
There is no way I plugged that cable in backwards! Yet, there was smoke everywhere. It is hard to see unless you download the full resolution version, but even one of the circuit board-to-connectors melted!
Disk Brooch
Date:
7th–8th century
Geography:
Made in northern France or western Germany
Culture:
Frankish
The dress of Frankish women generally consisted of a tunic, cinched by a belt from which hung an array of pendants. A wrap or cloak went over the tunic. Shoes and hosiery, fastened with buckles, covered the legs. Earrings, necklaces, and hairpins completed the ensemble.
Aspects of this dress changed from the 300s to the 600s, and brooches in particular convey changes in taste. From the 300s to the 500s, pairs of small brooches, in an array of inventive shapes, held the wrap in place. By the 600s, a single large disc brooch, usually elaborately decorated, served the same function. No other piece of jewelry is more characteristic of Frankish dress than the brooch, and no other better demonstrates the virtuosity of Frankish metalworkers.