RE: Re: Another route to small scale NAS?

["Phil Harris" <phil@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Insight were doing them for that last time I looked (+VAT)...

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> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx]=20
> On Behalf Of David Cole
> Sent: 30 October 2005 15:59
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [ukha_d] Re: Another route to small scale NAS?
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> "It's =A3500 for a quiet, single box"
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> Where have you seen it for that amount, I've been searching=20
> for a week and the cheapest that I can find is =A3600 from=20
> broadbandstuff.
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> I too have been put off the SC101 because of the requirement=20
> to ahve software running on a PC to be able to see the=20
> drives. But my 1.2tb media server keeps turning its self off=20
> and so I'm looking for a "cheap" new solution now.
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> Thanks
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> Dave
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> > It's =A3500 for a quiet, single box, prebuilt NAS solution with a
nice
> useable
> > configuration interface and flexible setup. For someone who is
able
> to spend
> > time buying individual components and building a system and not
> really worry
> > if it's not as quiet and compact as the Terastation then perhaps
you
> could
> > say its overpriced but then again that's not really where the
> Terastation is
> > aimed. If you had to provide a physically small NAS solution for
> someone
> > else or for a company (i.e. your investment of time to=20
> implement the=20
> > solution was accountable and there were "support"
implications too)
> then in
> > that situation the Terastation is a budget solution.
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> > Phil
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