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An Industry First: Seagate Offers FreeAgent Go Hard Drives Pre-Loaded With Paramount Pictures’ Feature Films

Ultra Portable Drive Comes Pre-loaded with One Movie for Activation and Twenty Other Films for Purchase to Help Jump Start Consumers’ Digital Movie Collections

SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. – April 12, 2010 – Today, Seagate ( NASDAQ: STX ), the worldwide leader in hard drives, and Paramount Digital Entertainment, a division of Paramount Pictures Corporation (PPC), a global producer and distributor of filmed entertainment, announced their agreement to pre-load a selection of 500GB FreeAgent Go™ ultra-portablehard drives with Paramount movies. Beginning immediately, United States’ customers who purchase specially marked packages of the award-winning FreeAgent Go ultra-portable hard drive will be able to activate Paramount Pictures’ popular film, Star Trek(2009), for no additional fee. This collaboration between two industry leaders underscores a new era in digital movie collecting by enabling people to build, store and enjoy their personal libraries of favorite films in their preferred medium—whether on the computer or the TV—at home and on the go.

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April 12, 2010 - 5:08 am | By admin | Posted in Company, Consumer Storage, News Center, Products, Seagate, Technology | Tagged , , , ,

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