#Lacie external hard drive 120gb serial

#Lacie external hard drive 120gb serial

haha They could find out when I purchased this ext HD after I gave them my serial # and luckily it was still under warranty. I registered for my ext HD when I filed for a ticket. Then u gotta wait for them to reply you which takes usually 2-3 business days. They only deal with cases online and you have to enter info and stuff through a ticket. If you are also a Canadian, I had to go to their website to get tech support. He still tried to help me diagonis the problem and suggested what I can do and my options. However, the tech support person I talked to was very nice. I live in Canada, and they told me there are no people I can talk to on the phone if I am a Canadian. What I did was called up Lacie tech support first… then I found out they only help out US customers. I’m not sorry at all I bought two of them, and I might get one more in the very near future - if there’ll be any left on the market after the Christmas season, that is. It’s hard to get 500 GB drives by themselves at this price point nowadays, much less already packaged up in a neat little enclosure and with cables. If you want a great little drive to store your files, jump for the LaCie 500 GB USB drive before it’s gone. But I don’t think this drive can be found on the market any more, and besides, why go for 250 GB when you can get 500 GB for $120?

The only other drive that compares to it in terms of how little noise it makes is the LaCie 250 GB external hard drive, which I also own. Instead of a cooling fan, the drive cools via a grille built into its bottom. I love the simple, unassuming, but very efficient design.

Again, no annoying and loud cooling vents, just the adapter and USB ports. These are all the cables you’ll need with the drive. Not on this drive! I love that! It only has a simple, unassuming cable, and that does wonders when it comes to cable management and keeping the underside of my desk neat. You know what I’m talking about, right? It’s that big, heavy annoying power adapter that sits in the middle, between the part you plug in the outlet and the part that plugs into the drive. What’s also REALLY nice about it is that it doesn’t have a power brick. It’s so quiet, I can’t even hear it, unless it’s being actively accessed, and even then, it’s pretty quiet. C’mon, 500 GB for $120? Sign me up! On top of all that, it’s whisper quiet! My big complaint with a previous 500 GB LaCie drive that I owned was the noise it made. Buy.com, where I purchased two of them, no longer has it in stock. This unassuming little black drive is a great product and a great buy at only $120 for 500 GB. My message is, get them while you can, or spring for the 1TB external drives. Keep in mind that the manufacturer has to strike a balance between the cost of the drive and the cost of the enclosure, and while 500GB drives are bargains now, it will soon become impractical to manufacture them at the large scale needed for low price points, because the 1TB drives will become the new commodity hard drive. This means that if you’re looking for an external 500 GB drive, it should cost you somewhere between $79-89. I think that price point is a little high given that 1TB drives have become affordable, and bare 1TB drives only cost $110-130.

➡ Updated 11/3/08: I’ve seen renewed traffic to this post, and wanted to let you know that at this point the drive retails for $99.