Thermaltake MUSE NAS-RAID

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HEADRAT

HEADRAT

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I got to say this looks great :-

http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Storage/LANnRaid/N0001LN/n0001ln.asp

Network Access Sever; Easily share photos, music, video or files.
Support RAID 0, 1, 5, 5+Spare, 10, Linear.
Maximum transfer rate up to 1GMbps by RJ45 LAN.
Professional Web-based management for easy setting.
4 Hot swap carrier design, easily replace the fail HDDs.
Security lock design protect hard drives DATA.
Overheat & RAID function fail active warning system.
Update firmware from network.
Maximize the cooling efficiency by BTX straight-line cooling concept.

can't seem to find any UK pricing but it around $480 USD.

HEADRAT
 
Doesn't do RAID10 and is built around a silicon image controller, I would much rather have Intel TBH.

Doesn't appear anybody in the UK are stocking these ATM but you can get them from Europe for approx £300.

HEADRAT
 
wesley said:
does it got webserver, PHP, SQL and photo album server like this Synology cube box?
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No I don't think it does but to be honest I don't want all that anyway, I just want fast/safe network storage.

Trying to find out what Intel SATA controller it uses but there are very few details.

HEADRAT
 
The Terastation Pro's are supposedly a bit quicker but unfortunately, they cost another £50 on top which generally most people aren't willing to pay. We could get these in though. :)

We do sell the 1TB Lacie NAS drive which also has Windows XP Embedded. For most it's a bit of overkill but offers a superb amount of features.
 
Slackworth said:
The Terastation Pro's are supposedly a bit quicker but unfortunately, they cost another £50 on top which generally most people aren't willing to pay. We could get these in though. :)

We do sell the 1TB Lacie NAS drive which also has Windows XP Embedded. For most it's a bit of overkill but offers a superb amount of features.
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thats if you can get hold of em ;)
 
HEADRAT said:
Really prey tell, I was looking at that as well ;)

HEADRAT
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Ignore me - didn't read enough - what I posted orignally was incorrect - it seems it now uses hardware RAID.
 
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