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    Image of frigg frigg
    01/06/09

    In reply to LaCie Neil Poulton-Designed Hard Disk Max Now Does RAID
    Is this any better than the latest 1TB deal on Newegg for $125?
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    Image of AldenOedipus AldenOedipus
    01/06/09

    In reply to LaCie Neil Poulton-Designed Hard Disk Max Now Does RAID
    USB only is a dealbraker. Hear that LaCie?

    Unless it's USB 3.0 which is supposed to be 1000000% faster than anything USB out there.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    01/06/09

    @AldenOedipus: Is anyone using USB 3.0 yet? Anyway, I think that they just used USB to keep the cost down. FW peripherals are generally expensive. Western Digital gets away with their prices by putting the shittiest hard drives they can.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    01/06/09

    @Kaiser-Machead: and chipsets. UGH
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    Image of Falsoman Falsoman
    01/06/09

    In reply to LaCie Neil Poulton-Designed Hard Disk Max Now Does RAID
    I kinda like it. But USB 2 only is kind of disapointing.


    Also i don't like the fact that these devices always seem to be surrounded by monkeys throwing stuff at each other and also the devices makes planets explode... I like my Jupiter, europa be damned!

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    01/06/09

    In reply to LaCie Neil Poulton-Designed Hard Disk Max Now Does RAID
    I say bring back the Porsche designed drives, gray and orange suits me much much better.


    DEATH to blue LEDs!!!!!!

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    Image of Thud Thud
    01/06/09

    @circa86: I bought four of those Porsche design 250GB drives... All of 'em failed about about 4 months. I think the Porsche design, while visually interesting, sucked vis-a-vis heat dissipation.
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    Image of Kaiser-Machead Kaiser-Machead
    01/06/09

    @Thud: I feel very lucky, albeit wary, about my Porsche LaCie FW drive. It's been 2 years now and it hasn't failed me yet, but I have another drive as a backup so I won't lose anything if it dies. :S
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    Image of Justin Evidon Justin Evidon
    01/06/09

    In reply to LaCie Neil Poulton-Designed Hard Disk Max Now Does RAID
    USB 2.0 only? Wow. I would have expected a lot more out of a 2TB drive just hitting the market. At least throw in Firewire 800 if nothing else...


    If you really want a performance 2TB external, go with the setup I just picked out: [jevidon.tumblr.com]

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    01/06/09

    @Justin Evidon: If it were Firewire, the price would've been a great deal more than this, though LaCie generally has some of the cheapest Firewire external drives out there, with Western Digital coming in a bit cheaper. I wish it were network capable. Gigabit Ethernet can be a great deal faster.
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