LaCie has unveiled and demonstration its portable external hard drives, the Little Big Disk Thunderbolt Series during Computex 2011.
The demonstration showcase multiple LaCie Little Big Disks Thunderbolt Series in a daisy chain, delivering speeds up to 835MB/s – the fastest performance achieved by any mobile storage solution.
This drive is capable to linking up to five LaCie Little Big Disk Thunderbolt Series portable HDD to a high-end display.
It is suitable for video professionals that making possible high-end studio editing on the go.
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