Questions & Answers for LaCie 1TB Porsche Design P'9223 USB 3.0 Mobile Hard Drive

Yes. Also compatible with OS X 10.8.3 which is the latest version.

• Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
• Mar 27, 2013
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I have a 15" MBP Retina from last summer. I have the 750GB SSD with about 265GB used. I configured the LacIe to use Time Machine, and the initial full backup took less than two hours. Incrementals are really fast too. Summary: works great on the MBP Retina!

• Answered by Jack L from Boston
• Mar 8, 2013
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Yes. It is not a DVD drive, though. It is fine for backups and general file/folder storage, viewing photos or videos that you have stored on the drive.

You'll still need a separate DVD drive (Apple's SuperDrive for example) if you wish to play DVDs.

• Answered by Mike M from Beaverton
• Mar 27, 2013
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1TB is 1000 GB you will be more than ok!

• Answered by Garrett H from Cedar Rapids
• Jan 16, 2013
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There is no easy way to use an external hard drive with an iPad or any other common tablet computer. It will work on a PC and Mac. Another issue is that different operating systems use different filesystems. Windows typically uses NTFS, while Mac OS X can read from NTFS, but can't write to it. Linux can read and write to NTFS. Linux typically uses ext4, which can't be accessed at all from Mac OS X or Windows. Mac OS X uses HFS+, which can be accessed from Linux but not Windows. Fat32 will work on all operating systems, but it has some limitations (for example it doesn't support files larger than 4 GB). Fat32 is currently your only option if you want to use the drive on both PC and Mac and need read/write support on Mac.

• Answered by Alexander J from Winston-salem
• Oct 29, 2012
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I'm afraid not unless you have a hacked version of atv

• Answered by Ellis L
• Jan 1, 2013
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No.

• Answered by Barrie C from Kingston
• Dec 18, 2012
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