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LaCie has introduced its 5big Network, a network attached storage (NAS) system for Macs and PCs. The system can accommodate up to 7.5 terabytes (TB) of storage capacity and will be available this month starting at £577.77 plus VAT, or US$899.
LaCie on Thursday announced the 4big Quadra, a four-bay external RAID hard disk system for Macs and PCs. It's priced starting at US$899, comes in 2TB, 4TB and 6TB configurations, and is expected to debut in October.
LaCie has began shipping its new 700 series of LCD monitors, which include the 20-inch LaCie 720, 24-inch LaCie 724, and the 30-inch LaCie 730.
LaCie has announced the Network Space, design by Neil Poulton. This newly available networked attached storage (NAS) and media server was designed specifically for easy small office (and home) use and is available in capacities of 500GB to 1TB. LaCie Network Space is designed to be usable right from the box, with the company saying that users can just plug the Network Space into the router through the rear Ethernet port and instantly the Network Space is available to share files through the local area network.
The verbosely-named LaCie Hard Disk Designed by Neil Poulton is a desktop hard drive that can connect to your Mac or Windows PC via FireWire, USB 2.0, or eSATA. It features an interesting design-a shiny black rectangular box with sharp corners, and a blue activity light located on the lower front of the drive that reflects off of your desktop. The drive uses a 1TB, 3.5-inch, 7,200rpm mechanism, and requires external power to operate. It costs £170 plus VAT.
Encased in dull grey metal like much of LaCie’s line of larger hard-drive systems, the 2big network would sit well next one of Apple’s pro-level Macs.
LaCie on Thursday announced Remote Burn software, which ships with its FireWire-based CD and DVD burners. The software lets you share multiple CD/DVD burners across a network in the home or office.
LaCie has introduced a faster version of its d2 Blu-ray Drive, available now for US$649.99.
The 324 LCD Monitor is aimed more at motion-based creatives than print designers and illustrators, and its specs are less high-end than the rest of LaCie’s range.
The d2 Quadra combines an innovative noise-reducing design with a choice of inputs and some well thought-out software – though its performance is underwhelming.
LaCie today announced the latest model of its Hard Disk, Design by Neil Poulton -- a new triple interface version consisting of USB 2.0, eSATA, and Firewire in capacities of 500GB, 750GB and 1TB. Created exclusively for LaCie by noted designer Neil Poulton, the sleek and compact device is fashioned in a black-mirrored finish and includes a unique blue LED strip that creates a rich ambient glow to enhance the storage experience.
LaCie has teamed-up with Samsung to develop 1.3-inch large-capacity hard drives for smaller devices.
LaCie has teamed up with Samsung to develop 1.3-inch large capacity hard drives for smaller devices.
LaCie has announced a new 24-inch display for creative professionals, and four upgraded storage solutions at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES).
LaCie has introduced 320GB versions of its Rugged All-Terrain Hard Disk and its 2.5-inch Little Disk.
LaCie has extended its manufacturer's warranty across many of its products.
LaCie's new Big Disk Extreme+ comes in capacities up to two terabytes (TB) and comes equipped with three interfaces -- FireWire 800, FireWire 400 and USB 2.0. The new PC and Mac-compatible drives are available now starting at £229 plus VAT.
LaCie has introduced an updated version of its Biggest FW800 RAID, a external storage device with hardware RAID controller. It's available in 1 terabyte (TB) and 2TB versions for US$1,299 and $1,699 respectively.
LaCie has introduced the second generation of its 300 series LCD displays. Designed for graphics professionals, the upgraded displays feature 12-bit gamma correction.
There was a time when almost every designer had a LaCie monitor. The move from CRT to LCD hasn’t been kind to the company though, with many creatives ditching LaCie’s sober blue displays for shiny widescreen Apple monitors.
