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 | Title : La Cie 300510 External FireWire 7200 RPM 80 GB Hard Drive (d2 Case)
Author : Lacie
Release Date : 20020908
Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $
Amazon.com Price : $190.99
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Editorial Reviews :
LaCie hard drives are ideal for professionals and home users, and for various applications such as databases, desktop publishing, digital content creation, and digital audio and video. Other applications include pre-press, archiving, local backup, data exchange, and additional storage.
The new d2 design features a sturdy aluminum case designed to enhance portability, durability, and appearance. Arrange the drives vertically on the desktop, horizontally stacked in a desk rack, or mounted in standard 19-inch racks with other devices.
LaCie hard drives are hot-pluggable, allowing for connecting and disconnecting while the computer is running. Compatible with Mac OS and Windows, these drives enable simple crossplatform data sharing and exchange among workstations.
Transfer rates of up to 400 Mbps provide throughput necessary for demanding applications like audio, video, and digital imaging.
This drive is compatible with Windows 98 SE, 2000, Me, and XP, as well as Mac OS 8.6, 9.x, 10.1.x, and later. A FireWire port is required to use this drive.
Buyer Reviews :
LaCie 80GB external FireWire hard drive.
Comes with hard drive, 1x 6pin firewire cable, small power brick, seperate wire to attach power brick to outlet, 2 software disks, and other papers. Also comes with a cable lock slot on the back (discourages theft) which isn't mentioned in the descriptions.
Pretty simple realy. Just plug in the power brick, attach to the hard drive (simple, looks Great !!), plug in firewire to back of drive then into your computer. My Apple iBook (Currently OS9.2.2) has a 6pin outlet so it went right in. Power up the hard drive by pressing the blue button and because the drive is pre-prepared it is ready to go. When i did this the 74GB little HD icon appeared on my desktop and I was able to save to it directly. No problems. The hard drive allready had a folder with the information from the two CDs on it which took up space as well as the initial partationing i'm sure. Plug in size was about 74GB. I'll clean it up later.
The firewire transfer rates are very fast. I was able to dump my 8GB or so of MP3s to it in about 9 minutes and i can pretty much stream all the music and data from it to the programs which are on my origional HD. No plans to use video at the moment.
I don't regret spending about 240 for it and i'm sure it will be used for all of my 'junk' as well as a convient source for backing up files.
(by sappleq)
Features/Technical Specs :
* 80 GB storage capacity
* 7,200 RPM
* FireWire interface
* 2 MB buffer
* Compatible with Windows and Macintosh operating systems
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