Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NYSE: TXN) today announced that LaCie has selected TI’s 1394/FireWire and USB technology for its d2 Extreme Hard Drive Series including the d2, Big and Bigger Disks, and the Biggest FW800 4-drawer RAID.
“TI is pleased to work with a leader in the storage market,” said Dan Harmon, TI’s Interface Product Marketing Manager. “LaCie offers advanced capabilities and features ranging from biometric fingerprint access control to industry-leading data transfer rates that set the company apart from other players in the external disk drive market.”
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