LaCie 301269U Ethernet Disk Mini Home Edition 500 GB Network Attached Storage Hard Drive

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Product Features

Backed by a 3-year warranty
Compatible with uPnP AV, Windows Connect, and DLNA-certified devices
Measures 1.7 x 6.3 x 6.8 inches (WxHxD)
Built-in internal iTunes server lets you stream music to any networked PC
500 GB network storage device lets you share data on your home network and via the Internet

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Product Description

With the Ethernet Disk mini - Home Edition, your household's digital library becomes accessible from inside and outside your home in just a few minutes. The LaCie media portal, HomeLaCie dot com, enables access from anywhere for uploading or downloading files to your Ethernet Disk mini at home. Simply drag & drop your photos, for example, and make them accessible to your relatives and friends via simple email invitations. The pre-defined folders and personal shares enable easy management of your family's digital library. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

Good entry level storage, not so great otherwise
I purchased this drive to have a shared storage device for our computers, and to share media (music and movies) within our house.

It does what it's supposed to do to a point. More >>
Scotty2wo

Heed the warnings. I didn't and was very disappointed.
Heed the warnings you see from many disappointed consumers. I saw them before I bought this, but thought, "Ah, I'm a pretty savvy home computer user and the price can't be beat. More >>
brian5000

Systemic power failures
LaCie makes products that look wonderful. One gets a warm fuzzy when one sees the product. One might even be interested in knowing who supposedly designed it. More >>
JT

100% Failure
I bought a slew of these to use for backing up large design files. I've experienced a 100% failure rate inside of 2 years, with most of the drives I purchased failing within 6 months. More >>
M. D. Rowland

puked after 3 months
corrupted data after 2 months. finally died after only 3 months use. i assume the board overheats. More >>
James M. Pothering

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