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    Lacie's Lego-shaped Brick Desktop hard drives

    Posted on Sunday, November 27 2005 @ 12:00:04 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Lacie has introduced a new line of Brick Desktop Hard Drives which are shaped like Lego blocks. You can even stack and play with them! They come in 160GB, 250GB, 300GB and 500GB capacities.

    The 160GB model is white, the 250GB red, the 300GB blue and the 500GB one has a red colour.
    Crafted by the world-famous designer Ora-Ïto, the new Brick expresses a ludic playfulness in a user-friendly high-performance hard drive. Stack & Play multiple LaCie Bricks together to brighten your desktop and your mood (they’re even stackable with LaCie Mobile Bricks).

    With Hi-Speed USB 2.0 interface, it offers the fast data transfer rates required for substantial jobs like downloading digital photos, saving MP3s or transferring home videos from a camcorder.
    You can check it out over here.


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