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Buffalo Technologies TeraStation 1TB NAS
User Reviews for Buffalo Technologies TeraStation 1TB NAS
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Reviewed by: pgyoon
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Strengths: Raid 5 is supported. Silent.
Weaknesses: Difficult to exchange the hard drives.
Overall Evaluation: This is the first Network Attached Storage that I bought.Since this system is 32 bit, the maximum capacity of Terastation is 2 Tera.This unit is near silent except some vibrational noise which is somewhat annoying. Also, it's very difficult to dissemble the unit to exchange the hard drives. There is a wiki site for hacking this unit.
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Reviewed by: luman65
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Strengths: easy setup and simple to use
Weaknesses: AD limitations and loudness of system
Overall Evaluation: Overall you can beat the price on these things, they do alot espeically the fact that they are configured for RAId 5. The system is a bit bulky and combersome and a little loud, but overall I love it, it suits my needs just fine
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