Seagate Barracuda 3TB 6.0Gb/s released

Seagate unveiled the newest hard drive in their 'Barracuda' series recently.  It sports a whopping 3TB of physical storage on a single drive while also supporting SATA 6.0Gb/s.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16822148736

Now they say this is intended for high performance gaming computers.  Though it seems to me if you buy two drives, 1 SSD (for OS and games) and 1 HDD (for data) and still come out with better performance for less money.  I suppose this is intended for people who don't want the hassle of two separate drives (if it can even be called a hassle.

Personally, I'm saving up for a 50GB OCZ Revodrive.  If you haven't seen them, they offer probably the highest performance for hard drive throughout while coming in at right around $200 bucks (for the entry level 50GB model)

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227596&cm_re=ocz_revodrive-_-20-227-596-_-Product

New headphones!

Years ago I purchased a set of Bose in-ear headphones for $80.  I was young and a little naive; I knew the brand was renowned for high quality audio products, but I did not do any actual research before buying them.

I was generally satisfied with the sound, though, the only thing I had to compare them with was the really old junk pair that I had been using.

Transition to a week ago.  Over the course of the 4 years I owned the headphones I gradually learned that Bose products are generally overpriced, i.e. not worth the money.  However, the Bose set was good enough for me to not do anything about.  Until that is, I decided that I could probably sell my Bose set on ebay and put the money toward some high quality phones (Sennheiser/Klipsch/etc)

So I ended up selling my Bose set for 40 bucks and buying a pair of Sennheiser IE 7's

http://www.sennheiserusa.com/dj-ear-headphones-earbuds-noise-cancelling-IE-7-502173

I bought them used for $80 bucks on Amazon (the same price I had paid originally for the Bose) and was surprised when I received them as they were new in package (not used as I thought they would be)

I can't tell you how happy I am with the sound.  Lots of bass when the song needs it, but not overpowering (unless I boost the low freqs via equalizer) and really clear mids highs (no sibilance)

So overall, really happy with my transition to phones worth the money.