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LaCie Mobile SSD Secure and Portable SSD 2TB Pocket Drives

19.09.2021

LaCie, the premium product brand of Seagate Technology Holdings, has announced the LaCie Mobile SSD Secure and LaCie Portable SSD portable SSDs, which will be available this month.

The devices are enclosed in a case with a minimalist design. For data exchange, the USB 3.2 Gen2 interface is based on a symmetrical USB Type-C connector. We are talking about compatibility with computers running Windows and macOS operating systems, as well as with iPad tablets.

Devices are capable of reading information at speeds up to 1050 MB / s and writing it at speeds up to 1000 MB / s.

The LaCie Mobile SSD Secure model provides an additional layer of security by encrypting your data using the AES algorithm with a 256-bit key. The LaCie Toolkit software allows you to perform on-demand or scheduled backups.

Both drive series are available in 500GB, 1TB and 2TB models. In the case of the LaCie Mobile SSD Secure, the price is $140, $230, and $400, respectively; in the case of the LaCie Portable SSD, it is $130, $210, and $370.

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