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 also took the opportunity to show off some of its more recent consumer storage devices, like its BlackArmor external hard drives, network-attached storage devices, Replica backup drive and FreeAgent Theater+. Notably missing was the Pulsar, Seagate's first solid-state drive. Announced last month, the drive will only be available to OEM manufacturers and is designed purely for enterprise use.

The BlackArmor PS 110 is the first USB3.0 hard drive by Seagate, though don't expect to see it in Australia for a few months.

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