LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive series

LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive (40GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 40 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

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LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive (80GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 80 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

CNET editors' take

LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive (120GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 120 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

CNET editors' take

LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive w/ Encryption (120GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 120 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

CNET editors' take

LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive w/ Encryption (80GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 80 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

CNET editors' take

LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive w/ Encryption (40GB) Reviewed on 09/28/2005

The Bottom Line: The fingerprint recognition scanner makes the LaCie Safe Mobile Hard Drive an excellent, inexpensive vehicle for moving large quantities of sensitive data.

Release Date: 07/28/2005

Specs: 40 GB, Hi-Speed USB, 8 MB, 12 ms, 5400 rpm

CNET editors' take