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'''Seagate Video 3.5''' was a hard drive family created by [[Seagate]], designed for consumer electronics audio visual devices such as DVRs. It succeeds the [[Seagate Pipeline HD (Advanced Format)]] family, retroactively including some members of the [[Seagate Pipeline HD.2]] as well. The family was released in 2013. Strangely, it was discontinued in 2017 with no successor; the [[Seagate SkyHawk]] family is its closest next of kin, for surveillance (but not consumer electronics) DVRs.
'''Seagate Video 3.5''' was a hard drive family created by [[Seagate]], designed for consumer electronics audio visual devices such as DVRs. It succeeds the [[Seagate Pipeline HD (Advanced Format)]] family, retroactively including some members of the [[Seagate Pipeline HD.2]] as well. The family was released in 2013, though no models that were native to it were released at that time.. Strangely, it was discontinued in 2017 with no successor; the [[Seagate SkyHawk]] family is its closest next of kin, for surveillance (but not consumer electronics) DVRs.


==History==
==History==
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Revision as of 23:19, 1 December 2021

Seagate Video 3.5 was a hard drive family created by Seagate, designed for consumer electronics audio visual devices such as DVRs. It succeeds the Seagate Pipeline HD (Advanced Format) family, retroactively including some members of the Seagate Pipeline HD.2 as well. The family was released in 2013, though no models that were native to it were released at that time.. Strangely, it was discontinued in 2017 with no successor; the Seagate SkyHawk family is its closest next of kin, for surveillance (but not consumer electronics) DVRs.

History

As part of a major rebrand, the Video 3.5 name was introduced as a replacement to the Pipeline HD branding. Models carrying the Video 3.5 name in place of the original Pipeline HD first emerged in 2013.

Products

Model Original family Codename Capacity Density (TB/platter) Cache (MiB) Ramp loading? Year released
ST3250312CS Pipeline HD.2 Hepburn 250 GB 0.5 8 No 2009
ST3320311CS Pipeline HD.2 Hepburn 320 GB 0.5 8 2009
ST3500312CS Pipeline HD.2 Hepburn 500 GB 0.5 8 2009
ST1000VM002-1CT162 Pipeline HD Bacall 1 TB 1 64 Yes 2011
ST1000VM002-1ET162 Native 2014
ST1000VM002-1SD102 Native Pharaoh Oasis? 1 TB 1 64 No 2016
ST2000VM003-1CT164 Pipeline HD Bacall 2 TB 1 64 Yes 2011
ST2000VM003-1ET164 Native 2014
ST3000VM002-1ET166 Native Bacall 3 TB 1 64 2011
ST3000VM002-1F316N Native Lombard 3 TB 0.75 64 2013
ST4000VM000-1F3168 Native Lombard 4 TB 1 64 2013
ST4000VM000-2AF166 Native V9 4 TB 1.33 64 2013

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Notes

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