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LaCie 160GB d2 External Hard Drive Extreme with USB2.0 and FireWire 400/800 Interfaces (Model 300768)
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LaCie 160GB d2 External Hard Drive Extreme with USB2.0 and FireWire 400/800 Interfaces (Model 300768) List Price: $179.00
Our Price: $163.39
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Features
 Mac and PC compatible
 FireWire 800, FireWire 400, i.Link, USB 1.1, and USB 2.0 connectivity
 Up to 800 Mbps per bus and up to 61 MB/s per drive burst
 Second-generation FireWire 800 chipset (up to 50 percent faster for small blocks)
 Stackable, upright, rack-mount or daisy-chain configurations
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LaCie 160GB d2 External Hard Drive Extreme with USB2.0 and FireWire 400/800 Interfaces (Model 300768) Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥♥ Wish this had been around sooner
Stylish looking case aside, this hard drive does what I needs it to - and a bit more. The fact that it automatically powers on when I turn on my computer is a plus, so it's tucked out of sight. Quiet and pretty darn responsive (it only lags when I don't access it every five or so minutes - darn power saving feature)

Works well with Mac OS 9 & 10.3 - but then external hard drives from LaCie/APS Tech have never given me much of any problem (this is my fifth external hard drive in 10 years - my storage needs keep on outgrowing these hard drives before they wear out!) I probably should have gotten the 250 GB version, but this seemed to be the best bang for the buck.

The multiple ports are useful too, since I was migrating from an ancient beige Mac with a USB card in it to a newer G4. Just saved all the important information over to it, then plugged it into the new Mac's firewire port. Simple as that.
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