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3.5 Terabyte NAS Reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the thats-a-whole-lotta-naked dept.

Steve Kerrison writes "Thecus' new N5200 NAS can hold five SATA drives, which with currently available drives means up to 3.5TB (or 2.75TB in RAID-5) of storage before formatting. From the review: '£600. That's roughly what this will set you back, minus hard drives. Add in five 750GB drives and you'll be forking out a number closer to two thousand. However, act a bit more modestly and you can still have a terabyte (even in RAID-5) for under a grand.'"

3 of 110 comments (clear)

  1. Re:Conversion for Americans by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny
    (Yes, the pound is one of the heaviest currencies in the world - in that one GBP is worth more than one unit of other currencies)


    Yes, but it's nothing compared to kilos.

  2. Re:Build one instead? by Randolpho · · Score: 3, Funny
    I need a good NAS to hold a video collection.
    Don't let the MPAA hear you say that.

    Er.... see you write that.

    Er..Yeah.
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  3. Re:Build one instead? by legallyillegal · · Score: 5, Funny

    i haven't heard a single case of MPAA vs. Random IP for the download of "Anal Bunnies 15" and such...

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