Seagate Technology provides manufacturers an edge in the dramatically expanding and competitive consumer market - ultimately resulting in a high-quality viewing experience. Seagate DB35 Series hard disc drives are uniquely designed for use in DVRs and home media centers. Available in capacities from 80 to 500 Gbytes, the DB35 Series can store up to 500 hours of standard or up to 85 hours of high-definition television programming, and accommodate as many as ten simultaneous media streams. DB35 Series drives are available in either Serial ATA (SATA) or Parallel ATA (PATA) interfaces.
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