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LaCie Big Disk Extreme Dual


$250.00 Released January, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Access times are very good due to RAID configuration. Durable enough to be taken on trips without worrying about damage. Attractive case design with a cool looking LED.

The Cons:A bit heavy to carry around on location. No on/off switch available, feels dangerous to turn it off by pulling the plug.

The LaCie Big Disk Extreme+ Dual is a desktop hard drive designed for a professional appearance and fast data transfers. It comes with eSATA 3Gbits, built-in pre-configured RAID 0 for fast storage but poor data security in the case of a hard drive failure, and is contained in a compact aluminum d2 design.

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  It comes bundled with EMC Retrospect Express software which is good for users who don't want to hunt down backup management and data restoration software.  It also comes with the LaCie Setup Assistant to make it easy to format in case the user does not like the setup it comes with.  The d2 design allows for natural cooling with the aluminum outside and the thermoregulated progressive smart fan which helps keep the device cool and quiet.

Features

  • Capacities: 1TB, 1.5TB, 2TB
  • eSATA 3Gbits port : up to 3Gbits/s
  • Hi-Speed USB 2.0 port : up to 480Mbits/s
  • Thermoregulated fan and heat sink
  • Rotational speed: 7200
  • Cache: 32MB or greater
  • Average Seek Time (Write): <10ms
  • EMC Retrospect Express Software
  • LaCie Setup Assistant
  • Raid 0

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    access times are very good due to RAID configuration

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    durable enough to be taken on trips without worrying about damage

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    attractive case design with a cool looking LED

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    setup is very plug-and-play, not much to it

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    bus powered, so no need for an additional power cord

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    can barely hear it at all while in operation

Cons
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    a bit heavy to carry around on location

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    no on/off switch available, feels dangerous to turn it off by pulling the plug

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