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morsch

9:11 AM on 8 July, 2010

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If anybody else is wondering, this is the network tech they use instead of TCP/IP: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_Direct_Attached_Storage (not much information but it's a start)

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8:33 PM on 8 July, 2010

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Can I ask that when you review similar products (or if you still have the review sample for this one...) - can you test power issues like idle power draw, do the disks spin down etc...

I've been looking at NAS's for a while, but the price puts me off - If you try, you can build a fully fledged pc for the cost of most 3-4 bay NAS's for example. What puts me off that idea though is my assumption that these purpose designed NAS's will be better on power draw. Obviously this is something that most people will leave on 24/7.

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The IOCELL NetDISK 351UNE takes an interesting tangent to the usual array of external hard drive caddies and NAS devices and it has paid off. It's easy to use and, more importantly, offers transfer speeds as fast as you'll get away from a USB 3.0 device. Read full review

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By Hugo Jobling
Reviewed 08 July 2010
Updated 06 February 2011

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