LaCie
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What do you do with a cannon that fires dead birds?
In a rural corner of the Midwest, GE pushes its next-generation jet engines to their limits
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Seagate to buy LaCie for $186m as hard drive industry continues shrinking
Seagate announced that it will acquire boutique hard drive vendor LaCie at a total valuation of $186m. Seagate will first purchase 64.5 percent of LaCie's stock from CEO Phillipe Spruch, and then try to buy all the remaining shares over the next few months.
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First Thunderbolt motherboards announced by Asus and MSI
sus and MSI have both announced their first Thunderbolt equipped motherboards with Ivy Bridge support and a slew of other high-end features.
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LaCie 2big NAS press pictures
LaCie has updated its network attached storage unit today with the 2big NAS, a mild refresh that bumps up the maximum throughput speed by 40MB/s to a total of 100MB/s thanks to a new 2GHz ARM processor and an "improved file system."
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LaCie 2big NAS offers RAID storage and 100MB/s speeds for $299
LaCie has updated its network attached storage unit today with the 2big NAS, a mild refresh that bumps up the maximum throughput speed by 40MB/s to a total of 100MB/s thanks to a new 2GHz ARM processor and an "improved file system."
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LaCie's pricey eSATA Hub connects two drives to your Thunderbolt port for $199
LaCie says the eSATA Hub is now on sale at its store. The device connects two eSATA drives to a Thunderbolt port.
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LaCie's external storage lineup at CES 2012 (pictures)
Here are all the drives that LaCie brought to CES 2012, including USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt I/O.
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LaCie goes Thunderbolt at CES 2012 with 2big RAID array and eSATA hub
LaCie has announced new Thunderbolt-equipped products at CES 2012. The 2big Thunderbolt drive comes with a maximum 8TB capacity and boasts 311 megabyte per second write speeds. The eSATA Hub Thunderbolt Series has two eSATA ports for connecting to Thunderbolt-equipped machines, while sporting a secondary Thunderbolt port for attaching another device.