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04-Nov-2009, 10:39 AM #16
The one he linked at Buy.com does have a SATA II 1 TB drive, but it still is almost twice the cost of other NAS drives.
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I missed that that. It was looking like the world's most expensive DVD burner.
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Super expensive DVD burner!
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04-Nov-2009, 03:46 PM #19
Lol.. thanks for the replies guys..

I think after reading some more.. i do not need a networked drive.. the PC acting as a server is the only one that i need back up for.. so i decided to go with an external drive.. i got this:

ioSafe Solo 1TB Fireproof & Waterproof External Hard Drive with 3 Year DRS

http://www.buy.com/prod/iosafe-solo-...211569000.html

Because it's water proof and fire proof, goddamn.

Thanks you guys
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