Seagate has unveiled its latest home entertainment hub, the GoFlex Cinema multimedia drive, a storage centre with a whopping 3TB storage.

Ports are in abundance, with HDMI and composite-video, RCA stereo audio, S/PDIF optical audio and a USB connection to turn it into a removable drive.

There's heaps of video format support, including MKV, H.264 and MP4, which the GoFlex Cinema plays back in 1080p quality. Oh, and a remote control for couch potatoes.

The GoFlex Cinema multimedia drive is available now across Europe in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB versions, costing €99 (£87), €129 (£113) and €179 (£157), respectively. Exact UK pricing is TBC. ®

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