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CNET editors' rating:
3.0 stars
Good
THE GOOD
Four connection options: USB 2.0, FW400, FW800, and serial/RS-232; front-mounted LCD advises you of the status of the drive; supports several RAID arrays; supports a variety of file systems; drives are hot-swappable.
THE BAD
To hot-swap drives, you'll need to purchase LaCie's preinstalled drive trays; no backup utility; has fewer features and is more expensive than comparably sized NAS drives with RAID arrays.
THE BOTTOM LINE
If you need the fast throughput of a locally connected RAID array, the LaCie Biggest FW800 is a good choice, but if you don't mind the slower transfer speeds of Ethernet, a NAS RAID array can be less expensive and offer more features.
CNET Reader Reviews
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July 19, 2007 09:31
Terrible
0.5/5
After the incredibly horrible customer support experience I had with LaCie, it causes me mental anguish whenever they release a new product. Avoid LaCie drives if you value your PC (my LaCie 500 GB BigDisk crashed my PC on bootup regularly) or your ... read more »
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