LaCie Little Big Disk with Thunderbolt Support
LaCie introduced all new Little Big Disk external drive with Thunderbolt support that utilizes a smooth and compact d2 aluminum chassis. Thunderbolt technology is a breakthrough in I/O technology and represents the future of mobile computing.
LaCie Wireless Space – WLAN Router and NAS
LaCie unveiled the new Wireless Space, a shiny black monolith created by designer Neil Poulton, who serves as both NAS and Wireless Router. The device can be used for backup wirelessly from a PC or MAC, being compatible with Time Machine.
LaCie 2big USB 3.0 Drive with RAID
LaCie released the 2big USB 3.0 as the first ever external drive to combine both RAID and the faster USB interface. The two-drive enclosure can run as JBOD (just a bunch of disks) or in a RAID 1 mirror for security but excels when put into a RAID 0 stripe for speed.
LaCie Rugged Safe External Hard Drive
LaCie introduces the latest model of its popular portable external hard drives, the LaCie Rugged Safe. This is a model very similar in design to earlier with rugged features but as always happens with the products of this company, each new model boasts an innovative quality
LaCie Network Space MAX – Network Storage Drive
The LaCie Network Space MAX is a network-attached storage drive, which connects to computers and wired networks on the Gigabit Ethernet port. In addition, the novelty also has USB port for PCs, printers and digital cameras for sharing.
LaCie USB 3.0 External Hard Drive – Faster and Efficient
LaCie unveiled the new external hard drive USB 3.0, equipped with internal shock-absorbing protection and a rubber coating to help protect it from impacts, while the aluminum finish scratch ensures maximum protection of the device even from an aesthetic point of view.
LaCie: Big Disk Network – D2 Network NAS
LaCie have announced two new storage servers intended for small workgroups. The LaCie Big Disk Network and d2 Network can each support up to 50 users (15 simultaneously), with the Big Disk having dual RAID 0 drives for up to 4TBs capacity, while the d2 Network has 1.5TB of its own storage plus an eSATA [...]
