LaCie 80GB USB2.0 Desktop Hard Drive ( 300698U ) P3 design by FA Porsche


Compras Nikon
Bluetooth
User Benefits :World-Famous Design

Designed by the world-famous Porsche Design Agency GmbH, the LaCie Hard Drive exhibits world-class style and elite performance. The result of decades of architectural expertise, these drives feature state-of-the-art design and awesome performance.

Hi-Speed Downloads

Available with Hi-Speed USB interface, the LaCie Hard Drive offers fast data transfer rates (up to 480Mbits/s) that are required for substantial jobs like downloading digital photos or saving MP3s.

Built To Move

You can back up your entire system or add extra storage space when your internal hard drive is full. Built to be lightweight and durable, these drives can be easily moved for sharing and exchanging of files.

Easy To Use

These drives offer setup that is nearly effortless, and are ready to use minutes after removing it from the box. Secured rubber feet allow drives to be stacked, so you can get the most out of limited desktop space.


1 Works Great Looks Great
If you are using Mac OSX... make sure you use disk utility to reformat the drive to Mac format before using it. It does come with a manual in PDF format but I just read the small pamphlet that showed how to connect it. When I connected the drive an icon popped up and I copied a file over with no problem so I figured it was good to go... Then I dragged a folder over that contained about 10gb of files and about an hour into the trasnfer it said it could not copy a file because the name was too long. Once I reformatted the drive it worked perfect! I also connected it to an old OS9 computer using USB 1.1 with no problems. Comes with USB cable and power supply. Great Deal!
2 Absolute Trash
Lacie are getting the wrong end of the stick from me. The fact that this company refuses to update drivers for old hardware for new versions of an OS is simply a farce in this day and age.

Lacie refuse to develop drivers to support a new OS or even an update. Back in the days of NT they would not even bring out Win2k support for the systems. When XP arrived most of their hardware the year before was simply left to dry up with age.

In short if you buy Lacie then it will only perform to your current system specs. Any changes to the OS and chances are you will be shelling out more doe for new hardware.

CON.
3 LaCie 80GB External Hard Drive
Worked as advertised. The only issue I had was to make sure the harddrive file systems on the main drive matched the LaCie. Windows XP uses NTFS and the LaCie came with FTS. The first back-up failed when the LaCie tried to take a file in excess of 4MB (NTFS handles up to 10 MB). Reformated the LaCie to NTFS and ... no more problems. Quite, and fast.
4 Great product
No portable storage for me. I bought this 80GB drive to back up my jpg's and it works fine. About $125 at Amazon with a 4 port USB hub. Free shipping, no tax. So far no problems, quiet, quick, easy to set-up. Good tech support from LaCie. Has an off/on switch.


5 Excellent hard drive
I bought this a few months ago and am very happy with it. It is quiet, it works well, it is fast, and after 6 months so far it is still working great. It was really easy to set up (XP just recognizes it automatically), and it just showed up as Drive G in my Windows Explorer.

I recommend this with no hesitations.


6 Good quality, low price
I love this drive! I feel that I really got my money's worth. There are alot of other options available from other companies with more name recognition (I'd never heard of Lacie). This drive has been reliable, fast, and the part that makes me happiest of all - CHEAP in comparison to similiar devices by other companies. Overall I'm very happy with this hardware, so much that I just recommended it to one of my friends who was in the market for an external drive. I've been working in IT for 10+ years and having equipment that is reliable and inexpensive is always a pleasure.

Sunday, 06-Jul-2008 02:46:21 CDT
Quote of the Day:


As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not

certain, and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.
-- Albert Einstein

Nothing is so firmly believed as that which we least know.
-- Michel de Montaigne