In pictures: 30 years of Seagate storage

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Seagate put together a museum of hard drives that reach back to the company's inception.

Seagate made headway in consumer storage too; the Medalist Pro 9140, introduced in 1997, was the first hard drive to use the Ultra ATA interface for desktop computers. With a 9.1GB storage capacity, the hard drive was also known to be significantly quieter than previous models because it used fluid bearings.

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