So we went to their site and well, there isn’t one.
I was insisting that at Northpark I’d seen a 2 TB LaCie hard drive. Velcro on External Hard Drives means no inadvertent disconnections from the Mac and less to reconnect between moves. He then wanted to show me the G series desktop drives. Me: “Would it run at Thunderbolt speed?” quizzically and pretty much knowing the answer was NO! Aldo: “No.” That doesn’t help. Which gets me back to Aldo today at the Henderson/Knox Apple Store in Dallas.Īldo first told me I could get a USB to Thunderbolt adapter. So getting another 1 TB external hard drive wasn’t the answer, plus, I wanted to move to the new and supposedly faster Thunderbolt connector so I wouldn’t be taking up two of my three USB ports on the Mac.
#Lacie 2tb external hard drive thunderbolt update#
That’s 990 GBs of just those two items and I’ve been trying to open Aperture and it’s wanting to do an update to my photo database but it’s saying I need 6.1 GBs to do that, and I only have 3.8 GBs left on the drive. So on my present 1 TB WD, I have my primary Aperture 3.0 library that’s now 698 GBs strong, AND, I have my iTunes Media Folder which is 295 GBs strong. Yeah, they know they’re dealing with a serious user. It works sweetly and any time I’ve had to go into a Genius Bar I always get “why didn’t I think of that?!?” smiles. When I move about, I only have to unplug the USB 3.0 cable from the WD and from my USB port and slide my Mac into my travel bag. I have the $45 hard plastic shell to protect the veneer of the Mac and instead of moving about as I do constantly with my MBP, I have my WD affixed to the back of my monitor top with Velcro. Seriously.Īt present, I have a 1 TB WD external hard drive on the back of my Mac. There needs to be at least a 2 TB or 3 TB model.
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