The coolest hard drive tech in 20 years

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[finalbox]

''They have been working on this since 1999''
*Linus drops and breaks all the prototypes*

[JarrodsTech]

What is that grip case? Could you please repeat it one more time I missed it.

[thpenguinmonkey]

I love how Linus gives unbiased reviews while the company manager is right there watching him.

[Narwhale]

If these ship with those sexy clear tops I am 129% sold.

[DeirdreOByrne]

Never underestimate the bandwidth of a truck filled with hard drives.

[AntExe-eymy]

Wait a second. Who exactly sponsored the CES coverage?

[Naith]

This is some seriously sick technology. props to Seagate to continuing to push it despite the setbacks over the years.

[XerroMedia]

Am I the only one who kinda wants those glass top drives to be available to the consumer?

[Gotiansgames]

Stark Industries taught me not to trust Hammer Products

[mr.anirbangoswami]

Folks are so afraid Linus will drop things that he's being recorded by TWO CCTV cams. 0:42

[archevii]

2020, developed for 20 years at a 20TB capacity. I just hope this product comes out February 20th.

[solarbirdyz]

Not to be all old school, but "never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of 9-track tapes barrelling down I-5 at 65 miles per hour" never entirely stopped being valid. ^_^

[Numad]

KNOCK, KNOCK, KNOCK
-Who's there?
--Would you like to speak about our lord and savior Dbrand?

[seanmcgh]

Who let Linus next to fragile technology. We all know his track record

[ibm_businessman]

Transporting data physically? Sounds like some sci-fi shit from the 90's! I'm all for for data transport Zamboni!

[RELapis]

I want to believe, but if Iron man 2 taught us anything, it's that Hammer Tech doesn't work.

[AmaroqStarwind]

*DING DONG!*
“Internet’s here!”
“Oooh! That my Halo data. Time to see if my plasma shot hit anyone!”

[fakename]

Wouldn't it technically be the HOTTEST hard drive tech? 450 degrees is very hot

[atharvavelhankar]

On serious note some of the best sponsor spots, just cause it's not everything pre recorded hosts taking efforts to actually narrate it partly or fully every single time and that's gonna need efforts in addition to all the talking he has to do for the content itself. Kudos Linus!

[trapical]

Man, I wonder how much Dbrand actually paid for these endorsement spots. Every CES video has their 30second long ad, and each of their videos have like a million views. That's an insane amount of airtime to pay for.