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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.'"

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  1. OT by ichigo+2.0 · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    Your sig doesn't work.

  2. FYI by ichigo+2.0 · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    My guess is that TF he is about is the FED's irresponsible money printing, and the governments disrespect towards the constitution which explicitly states that money must be backed by silver or gold i.e. no fiat money allowed. Not that the euro is much better, but at least it isn't burdened by huge deficits.