2tb Harddrives

They'll be available approximately one second after you receive the 1TB drives you ordered because you got fed up with waiting. :p
 
They'll be available approximately one second after you receive the 1TB drives you ordered because you got fed up with waiting. :p

he's not wrong :p

top end hard drives are always expensive. well, top end anything is. you remember the release price of the 1tb drives, right? ;)
 
big difference in price 7.3p /GB vs 12.5p /GB

hopefuly someone else will bring one out and drive down the cost.
 
As anything new, the new 2tb drives are overpriced for the first adopters.

You could argue that you can get 3x1tb drives for the same price as 1x2tb (and you would be right) but that's the price to pay for new bling.

On the other hand they do have a 500gb platter which if, and when, it trickles down to the 1tb drives should make for much faster/better throughputs.

I suppose the best choice would be to go for the 1.5tb at the moment, at least until other competitors put out their 2tb drives on the market pushing the prices down.
 
The prices are hilarious, especially when you couple the price with them being "green drives" AKA....crappy budget components with large dose of marketing = low power energy efficient turds.

Just my pov, although nice in a NAS of course.


But there aren't any NAS devices certified to take 2TB drives yet. NAS firmware makers are lazy too so don't expect any support soon, even less so if you've got one of those 2 drive budget affairs.
 
But there aren't any NAS devices certified to take 2TB drives yet. NAS firmware makers are lazy too so don't expect any support soon, even less so if you've got one of those 2 drive budget affairs.

Not true, NAS devices based off of WHS will run these just fine :)
 
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