Wednesday, Sep 19th 2007 by Satsuki Then
LaCie the storage maker unveiled its new Little Disk family of external storage. It is designed exclusively for LaCie by award-winning designer Sam Hecth. It features thin and lightweight form factor with glossy shine surface and removable interface cover.

The drive ranges from 30GB up to 250GB and both 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch version uses bus power so it does not requires any A/C power. LaCie includes AES 128-bit encryption data protection for Windows users.
Both 1.8-inch and 2.5-inch versions are now available at LaCie direct and its dealer network. The 1.8-inch version will starts from $99.99 and the 2.5-inch version priced from $89.99.
[via press release]
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Ok,
1.8″ : 30Gb and 60Gb
2.5″ USB2 : from 80 to 250Gb
2.5″ FireWire &USB2 from 120 to 250
Considering that 229.99$ for a 250Gb FireWire &USB2 (5400rpm) external HD means less than 1$/Gb, for me it’s a good deal.
This said, with all respect for Sam Hecht as a designer, I don’t like the cap choice: it’s a loose-me-soon design. I rather preferred a “Zippo” like form factor.