It was part of my "this is what computers used to look like" display when I had lots of room at home. Let me see if I can find it after the move (downsized).. Sooo many boxes, lol The Mac SE it was attached to failed the smoke test a couple years ago. Picture a 5-1/4 inch external CD drive with a 25 pin SCSI connector.
I bought it in 1987 from the LaCie office in Tigard, OR.
As someone who has purchased Lacie drives on and off over the years, and literally all of them failing, I am weary of the brand regardless of them now being owned by Seagate.
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VinceVDC - Wednesday, January 3, 2024 - link
I bought my first LaCie drive in 1987. It was a 100mb SCSI drive and cost $1100. The thing still works but is pretty much useless due to its size.ballsystemlord - Wednesday, January 3, 2024 - link
Can you upload a picture and post a link here? That'd be cool to see!VinceVDC - Friday, January 5, 2024 - link
It was part of my "this is what computers used to look like" display when I had lots of room at home.Let me see if I can find it after the move (downsized).. Sooo many boxes, lol
The Mac SE it was attached to failed the smoke test a couple years ago.
Picture a 5-1/4 inch external CD drive with a 25 pin SCSI connector.
I bought it in 1987 from the LaCie office in Tigard, OR.
Da Kat - Thursday, January 4, 2024 - link
As big as a Kia, I'd bet..Mehere88 - Tuesday, January 9, 2024 - link
Why tout a 20Gbps connection for a device that can't go past 2.8 Gbps?mikato - Friday, January 19, 2024 - link
Why have an orange bumper around it for a device that isn't sensitive to physical shock damage?Chrestos SV1GAP - Thursday, February 8, 2024 - link
There is a (minor) error:"Review Link Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Review Crucial X10 Pro 2TB Review"
J.in.Tech - Friday, February 16, 2024 - link
As someone who has purchased Lacie drives on and off over the years, and literally all of them failing, I am weary of the brand regardless of them now being owned by Seagate.