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Originally posted by adestor View PostAnybody know of any decent wireless external hard drives around the 1Tb size ? I was looking at the Freecom 1Tb Datatank on dabs.com and seems to have good reviews. Seems to have gone up in price recently though .... that pesky pound again no doubt.
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Originally posted by ~Craig~ View PostI'm thinking of getting one of these an plugging it into my wireless router:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/126893
add a 750gb sata drive and it comes in at £100
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostThose are for printers aren't they?
What you want is a NAS with cheap 'n cheerful ethernet through a wire (or four wires to be strictly accurate).
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/126893
add a 750gb sata drive and it comes in at £100
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Originally posted by adestor View PostMaybe wireless is a bit slow for backups.
I've got a spare usb port on my bt home hub - that should do the trick shouldn't it ?
What you want is a NAS with cheap 'n cheerful ethernet through a wire (or four wires to be strictly accurate).
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Maybe wireless is a bit slow for backups.
I've got a spare usb port on my bt home hub - that should do the trick shouldn't it ?
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostWhat about backups?
I prefer wired network too as even 1 Gbits is not fast enough if you copy a lot of data (many terabytes).
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Originally posted by AtW View PostStream those movies to ones big LCD screen player or something like this...
To be honest I'd want my drives on a hard wired network, where I can upload to them, back them up etc, and then use wireless to serve up data on demand.
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Originally posted by Gonzo View PostWhy would the storage need to be wireless?
I use a Netgear ReadyNAS which is connected wired into my network, but laptops can access it through the wireless router.
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Why would the storage need to be wireless?
I use a Netgear ReadyNAS which is connected wired into my network, but laptops can access it through the wireless router.
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I've got a couple of 1.5 Tb Maxtors. They're not wireless though. I wouldn't trust my wireless network to transfer any serious amount of data.
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