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New To The Charts: LaCie Network Space 2
The LaCie Network Space 2 has been added to the NAS Charts.
New To The Charts: LaCie Network Space
The LaCie Network Space has been added to the NAS Charts.
CES 2009: LaCie rolls out HDMI-connected USB Drive
LaCie today announced a USB external drive with built-in HDMI supporting upscaled 1080p video display.
LaCie 5big Network Reviewed
The LaCie 5big Network isn't the fastest five-bay RAID 5 / 6 / 10 NAS around. But it leads the pack in value.
New To The Charts: LaCie 5big Network
Updated 12/18/08 The LaCie 5big network has been added to the NAS Charts.
LaCie 2big Network Review: No-frills RAID 1 NAS
LaCie's dual-drive NAS has a sturdy case, but relatively low performance.
New to the Charts: LaCie 2big Network
Updated 3/30/2008 La Cie's 2big Network is the company's first real dual-drive RAID 1 NAS. Compared to its competition, the 2big's feature set is bare-bones with no media or print serving supported.
LaCie Ethernet Disk RAID Review: No-frills small-biz RAID
LaCie's EDR isn't flashy, but delivers what small-biz buyers need in a RAID 5 NAS.
LaCie Ethernet Big Disk: Super size me
If you want Terabyte-sized storage and don't care about RAID, consider LaCie's Ethernet Big Disk.
LaCie Ethernet Disk mini V2: Refreshed and Ready to Rumble
LaCie has updated its single-drive NAS with a speedy new CPU, gigabit Ethernet and SATA drive. Tim Higgins found much improved network performance, but for USB attached, not so much.
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