Latest Seagate Barracuda Green hard drive

Latest Seagate Barracuda Hard Disk

As you can tell by its name, the latest Seagate Barracuda Green hard drive has a heart for our environment. Yes, years after the hard drive industry has added countless toxins to Mother Nature, Seagate has recently developed a conscience that delivers technology without resulting in Greenpeace activists protesting outside of their offices. OK, so we’re kidding about that part, but you do get the point, right?

The Seagate Barracuda Green hard drive is the industry’s highest performance eco-friendly 3.5-inch desktop drive that is meant for low-power personal computers, multi-drive home networking systems and external PC storage. Apart from offering environmental improvements in power consumption and material usage, these drives will also be among the first hard drives from Seagate that come with SmartAlign technology.

The Barracuda Green hard drive is also known as the Barracuda LP if you were to have a sense of continuity, where it will merge the industry’s highest spin speed (5900 RPM) with Seagate’s aforementioned SmartAlign technology, delivering best-in-class performance. Just what does SmartAlign technology offer? Well, it enables all the benefits of the new 4K sector standard while simplifying drive installation, doing away with the need for utilities that are more often than not required to ensure optimum drive performance. Not only that, being cool-running, this lower-power Barracuda Green hard drive will be pleasant on your ears by delivering whisper-quiet acoustics while reducing system costs associated with the fans and power supply devices often required for power-hungry systems.

Over 70 percent of the materials used to build the drive can be recycled – now how green is that? In addition, all Barracuda Green drives will utilize low halogen components to further reduce the negative environmental impacts related to these substances. There is no word on pricing as at press time, but if you’re interested in picking up this puppy while doing your bit for the environment, it will come in 1TB, 1.5TB and 2TB capacities

Luxury Architecture Building Vodafone Office by Barbosa & Guimarães

This modern and unique Vodafone Office is located in Oporto, Portugal. The design was meant to reflect the phrase or slogan that defines the Vodafone brand “Vodafone Life, life in motion” or rather the philosophy of the brand. Rather than designed with straight lines and regular just as common building design, this stunning office building is preferred to show a monolithic body, out of balance and streams with many faces that express movement. In designing this eccentric office building, Barbosa & Guimarães Architects sought inspiration in painting, sculpture, photography and art in general which had already faced this dilemma.

Luxury Architecture Design Building Astana State Auditorium by Studio Nicoletti Architect

Luxury architecture design building of Astana State Auditorium located at Kazakhstan designed by famous Italian architect Studio Nicoletti. This luxury architecture design building look very unique and contemporary. A luxury and contemporary architecture building of State Auditorium is building into an imposing structure, as bit unique as it is colossal. Located in the city on the steppes, the auditorium’s structure is shaped like petals of a flower. The structure encloses an internal piazza that is home to numerous shops, restaurants, exhibition halls and two cinemas. The auditorium itself has 3,500 seats, composed of wood in and out. Astana is a city that is built on the system of piazzas and the auditorium’s structure is in harmony with the city’s system of public squares. Even the internal arrangements of the auditorium complement its facade. The wood-paneled ceiling has a space beneath that regulates acoustic absorption. The exterior is adorned with glass panels that serve the dual purpose of reflecting the environment and simultaneously providing protection against steppe’s salty winds. Wait till it is completed, the cold desert will surely witness some flocking tourists then! Till then suffice yourself with the images in the gallery below.

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Amazing Building Tower of Pisa, Italy

Torrependente in Pisa or often abbreviated Torre di Pisa is a Campanile, or bell tower of the cathedral in Pisa, Italy. Tower of Pisa is set up properly and in a building in general. 55.86-meter-high building from the ground surface, the width of the wall reaches 4.09 meters wide at the top of 2:48 meters. Having the weight is expected to reach 14 500 ton. Pisa tower has 294 stairs. Construction of the tower which is done in 200 years time consuming and carried out in three stages of development. built trigger towers in Krist Johan and architect while construction is in hand to Guglielmo and Bonanno Pisano, a prominent local artists of the 12th century. The first stage in the settlement of the ground floor of white marble at Campanile rocky start on 9 August 1173 which is an era of prosperity and military glory.

 The ground floor is surrounded by pillars with classical decorative letters that follow the curve of the blind. Development of the tower that aims to put the clock on the tower with can be viewed by people around the tower. But in the process of development that next step Tower of Pisa has deviated from the slope of a vertical line as far as 5 meters, In the year 1178. The slope of the land condition caused by an unstable foundation. Construction of the tower which in turn differ greatly from the initial plan development. In the next year around the year 1198 a few clock he put up a that tower, just 74 years later, architect Giovani in Simone continued construction of the tower. But the war caused the rebuilding process in the stop and then forwarded back to the year 1372 by architect Andrea Pisano Tommasso in which the development process in making the final floor of the bell room.