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    A number of hard-drive makers have released patches designed to prevent a glitch that has caused some FireWire 800 drives to lose data when used with the new version of Mac OS X.

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    If the rumor sites are even half right, Apple Computer is about to release a bumper crop of gear.

  • Panther glitch erases some hard drives

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  • Developers brace for Mac OS X

    While the public beta of the next-generation OS may not be quite ready for prime time, third-party vendors want to be up to speed when it arrives.

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  • LaCie Mobile Hard Drive, design by F.A. Porsche (160GB)

    LaCie's latest external hard drive is a winner on price and performance.

  • LaCie d2 Dual 8X DVDRW

    Need a speedy DVD recorder that's highly portable and compatible with both Windows and Mac? LaCie's d2 Dual 8X fits the bill and looks good doing it.

  • LaCie 321

    Spot-on colour, high brightness, and advanced adjustment options make this 21-inch LCD a worthy rival to even the best CRTs.

  • LaCie Porsche 100GB Mobile Hard Drive

    This compact external hard drive packs a lot of speed and storage space into a sleek, stylish package. It's a bit pricey, but well worth the money.

  • LaCie d2 DL 16X DVDRW

    This double-layer drive is expensive, but it's one of the fastest we've come across thus far.

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