LaCie
| users who own | users who want |
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released Feb 14, 2012
LaCie
2big Thunderbolt Series
MSRP $649
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released
LaCie
5big Thunderbolt Series
as low as $1079
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released
LaCie
2big Quadra
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released
LaCie
Hard Disk MAX Quadra
MSRP $269
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released
LaCie
Hard Disk MAX
MSRP $249
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released
LaCie
4big Quadra
MSRP $1099
by KevinLWright
External hard drive or enclosure that allows direct transfer from USB/SD card
I am trying to find an external hard drive which will allow me to dump the contents of either an SD card or a USB stick (an SD card in a USB adapter in reality) directly onto it without the need for a computer. I have recently gotten a Canon EOS Rebel T3 and am taking many many pictures. It would be far more convenient if I could simply dump all of the photos directly onto an external hard drive instead of involving my laptop every time. I don't have a necessity to pick out photos off to card,...
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by jogdial
What's the most common COD?
Quite frankly, I'm surprised if you have one of these that's still running. The most likely part to fail on these and most other LaCie drives of the past few years has to be the power adapter. (Typically for most other drives it's the disk mechanism.) I bought mine in 2005 and the first power adapter lasted 4 years. The second power adapter lasted 2 years. The amount of usage didn't change. Note that when you go to the LaCie support web page for these drives, they put a link right there on the...
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by brett
What is the best solidly-built portable hard drive?
I want a new external hard drive that is extremely well built but not necessarily one of the hideous ones from the "rugged" category. I'm leaning towards something from LaCie right now but I want to hear some more suggestions.
by philnospam
PS3 Accessing the 2Big Network Shares over the LAN
If anyone knows how, I would be really interested in finding out how to configure things such that I can access my media content on my NAS from my PS3.
by sarchi
mounting/formating
...it never completed this software task so had to be returned called the support number to no avail as was the email it could have been a new sexy toy
by blackfish
Spin down, spin up all day long on my iMac OS X 10.6.1
My new 1Tb drive is plugged into my new iMac strictly for Time Machine backup duty. I have the power saving setting 'spin down hard drives when possible' turned on. Throughout the day when the iMac is on, this drive can be heard spinning up and down constantly. Is that OK for the drive? Or should I change the setting to not allow it to spin down?