News Mobile Computing CES: LaCie launches fast laptop hard drives CES: LaCie launches fast laptop hard drives |
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| Written by Simon Toat at the CES, Las Vegas | |||||
| Wednesday, 09 January 2008 | |||||
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Lastly, LaCie has ncreased capacity to 320GB for its Rugged All-Terrain Hard Disk, designed
by Neil Poulton and the 2.5-inch Little Disk, designed by Sam Hecht.
Ideal for data backup and easy data transfers between computers, the
2.5-inch Little Disk is available in either USB 2.0 or USB 2.0 and
FireWire 400, while the rugged is available in USB 2.0 and a USB 2.0,
FireWire 400 and FireWire800 version for speedier data transfers.Capacities range from 60GB to 250GB are currently available for both the Rugged and Little Disk family at prices starting from £44.99 including VAT.
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