#4740986

Veeshush

2014-01-10 10:14

And for those wondering:

Lacie lists the interface transfer rate at up to 5 Gb/s with USB 3.0 or up to 480 Mb/s via USB 2.0.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/lacie-sphere-hdd-pictures-preview,25647.html

#4740988

lucidus

2014-01-10 10:17

Will it tell me my future?

#4740992

anticupidon

2014-01-10 10:21

Only if you trigger SMART.... /jk

#4741186

S3nt3nc3

2014-01-10 16:41

499 for a little piece of metal ? lol

#4741207

Seref

2014-01-10 17:21

I bet it feels cool to wobble around in your hand while the plates are spinning.

#4741233

UZ7

2014-01-10 17:52

Now you can see if someone is behind you 😉

#4741234

BLEH!

2014-01-10 17:56

That hard drive has ball(s) :P

#4741311

volkov956

2014-01-10 20:52

nothing like a hard drive that rolls around when bumped

#4741462

orky87

2014-01-11 00:49

I wounder where they got idea from? Google Nexus Q anyone?

#4741485

scatman839

2014-01-11 01:19

Couldn't you just but a metallic looking sphere and hide away your hard drive somewhere else?

#4741804

VENGEANCE

2014-01-11 18:27

i like it...its neat

#4741885

FerCam™

2014-01-11 22:03

Something even rarer is something done by ourself, and probably you wont need money at all to have it...

#4741894

alanm

2014-01-11 22:28

nothing like a hard drive that rolls around when bumped

LOL, what I thought. Style over function hardware just plain silly.

#4741897

hallryu

2014-01-11 22:36

I was like, 'Oh this looks interesting' Then I clicked the link and I was like, 'No...just no' Then I was like, 'Seriously....NO'

#4741909

---TK---

2014-01-11 23:02

You could literally throw it in that apple mac that looks like a small trash can.