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03/24/2003, 6:00pm, EST
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LaCie debuts Ethernet Disk
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LaCie unveiled Ethernet Disk, a low cost file sharing product for creative professionals. It boasts capacity up to 500GB, and offers Mac OS X and Windows network connectivity via an "XP Embedded operating system." It can be monitored via any Web browser. In addition to Ethernet connectivity, it offers USB and FireWire. Availability is expected to begin in April. [Site not updated]
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So LaCie uses XP which already had previous problems when, regardless of encryption strength, the embedded system (Windows XP Embedded) still allowed the data to be viewed and copied without the key.
I guess some people never learn.
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They could have used any Linux, but no, they had to choose XP.
It will cost them more and it will cause us more troubles. I'm not gonna buy for sure.
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