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LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini - Home Edition (500GB)

LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini - Home Edition (500GB)LaCie Ethernet power supply issuesAfter VERY little use and less than a year, the power adapter for the LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini 500GB just failed. Replacement power supplies seem impossible to find (and cost $45 - if you can find one). As a...

Tags: LaCie, LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini, LaCie Ethernet Disk

Discussion threads 2009-01-25

LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini - Home Edition (500GB)

Network media streamers are slowly starting to take off--thanks to mainstream products such as the Apple TV and the Sony PS3--but one of the annoying caveats with most streamers is that you need to have your computer on any time you want to access those files. One way around this...

Tags: Network-attached storage (NAS), Ethernet, Advertising & Promotion, casing, Overall IT, LaCie, LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini, LaCie Ethernet Disk, media streamer, media, network

Product reviews 2008-04-15

Additional Resources

SuperSpeed USB released

SuperSpeed USB releasedWhere's the Beef?I've seen specs before, but where's the link for this information. You can't claim something unless you have proof.Why so long?USB 3.0 is a welcome advancement, but it seems to have taken too long to get here. Why the delay? I must admit...

Tags: USB 3.0, USB, FireWire, USB 2.0

Discussion threads 2008-11-17

Time Capsule = cash grab?

Time Capsule = cash grab?Maybe, Maybe not.That's a good theory. I remember hearing that this feature was taken out because it was still giving Leopard a kernel panic. I guess that wasn't true :-)I thought Adrian was nuts when he bragged about thisntAll Apple Product areshameless cash grab. Apple consumers...

Tags: Network-attached storage (NAS), Storage, Time Capsule, Apple Inc., AirPort Extreme, Time Machine, USB 2.0

Discussion threads 2008-01-21

What's the perfect NAS device? One ZDNet reader comes up with the spec

On very rare occasions do I take a Talkback from a ZDNet reader and elevate it to a blog entry itself. But, in this instance, I felt it was warranted given the nature of the TalkBack itself. Late last night (somewhere near midnight while my Thinkpad's power charger was literally...

Tags: NAS, Network, Maxtor Corp., Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Storage, Networking, Hardware, David Berlind

Blog posts 2007-09-27

Latest StorCenter NAS appliance from Iomega packs 2x500MB (1TB), RAID into $349 package

Latest StorCenter NAS appliance from Iomega packs 2x500MB (1TB), RAID into $349 packageSince when is 500MB half a TB?Last time I checked, 2 x 500MB = 1GB (that's [b][u]G[/u]B[/b]).So where's the typo? Is this drive really 2 x 500[b][u]G[/u]B[/b] or is the total storage a measly GB?Several similar boxes...

Tags: Storage, Notebooks, asnwer, Noone, RAID, Iomega Corp., Maxtor Corp.

Discussion threads 2007-09-26

User group night: Backup, Leopard and productivity rule

On Monday Sept. 24, I attended the monthly meeting of BMUGWest, a San Francisco group that's been meeting continually for about 18 years with skips for holidays that fall on meeting dates and the odd closures for major earthquakes. The Mac-centric discussion should make some folks down at Apple...

Tags: NAS, Apple Macintosh, Backup, LaCie, User, Network-Attached Storage (NAS), Storage, Desktops, Hardware, David Morgenstern

Blog posts 2007-09-25

IBM xSeries 206m

IBM's xSeries 206m is the midrange model of the three new servers that mark Big Blue's foray into the low end of the SMB small and midsize business server market. Ideal for smaller and budget-conscious businesses, the xSeries 206m combines enterprise-level functionality with a single-processor x86 platform, but at an...

Tags: Utility computing, Serial ATA, Servers, Storage, PCI, IBM xSeries, server, IBM Corp., RAID, Intel Pentium

Product reviews 2006-01-10