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The 2 TB Lacie 300801U external 7200 RPM hard drive offers USB & Firewire I/O. This 5.25" drive is designed for use with both Windows and Macs. The 300801U is a 6-pin drive with 16 MB of cache. For the best deal on the Lacie 300801U, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the 300801U (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. If you don't see a price you like, you can always set a price alert, and we'll tell you when it's cheap. To make sure the deal is for real, we always verify the price at the merchant's website before we send you email. We've been verifying price alerts since 2003... something no other site does today. 
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Power Supply Problems
I would agree with the other reviewers that recommend against this drive. The power supplies on these units are notorious for failing - I have had to replace the power supply three times for one of these units. If you have this drive and it suddenly becomes inaccessable and espeically if the drive starts making strange noises, turn of the power as soon as possible and try another power supply, which by the way you should purchase in advance since it's only a matter of time before the power sup...
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Complete junk
The other one-star review is right: You can count on these drives to fail within a few months of light use. The purchase price alone is a complete waste of money, but add the potential cost of data loss and recovery and you're looking at a real nightmare. Stay away!
from Amazon.com
Do NOT buy this drive -- high failure rate
Do NOT buy this Lacie drive. I have purchased 4 of these LaCie external drives in the past year (one of them was 2TB in size, the other three were 1TB in size), and all 4 of them have failed a few months after I started using them, resulting in a loss of all the data. There is something systemically very wrong with the design of these drives.| elapsed time: | 42.4ms |
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