wah
12-09-2004, 08:52 PM
I'm selling a 160GB external Network Attached Storage device. It's brand new. I bought it for a client of mine, but we worked around a different system for their needs, so I got stuck eating the cost of this item. I really love this product but my needs are nowhere near a small business level that this product was really created for.
If you are looking for a Network Attached Storage device. This is a REAL NAS, not some cheap USB hard drive hack like the linksys and Ximeta products.
Works will virtuall ALL operating system.
Just plug it into a network and you have 160GB available to all your computers regardless of the OS they are running. Small enough to be portable. Even has a built in ftp and http server.
Comes with Powerquest DataKeeper Software for automatic backups.
It's only a few weeks old so there is almost a full years warranty left.
Here are some stellar reviews for the product:
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/snapserver.ars
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Reviews-42-ProdID-SNAP1100.php
Tigerdirect.ca is selling the 80 GB model for $668.97 before tax and shipping.
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=515502&sku=S333-1042
I'm asking for $500.00.
Price is firm. I could really use this myself but it's a little too expensive for my home needs. Anything less than my asking price and I'll just keep it myself.
Please no "I can build this for less" comments. There are tons of places selling this exact device and they all go for roughly the same price. There is a reason for this. For small businesses that want a simple to maintain product, this rocks.
If you are looking for a Network Attached Storage device. This is a REAL NAS, not some cheap USB hard drive hack like the linksys and Ximeta products.
Works will virtuall ALL operating system.
Just plug it into a network and you have 160GB available to all your computers regardless of the OS they are running. Small enough to be portable. Even has a built in ftp and http server.
Comes with Powerquest DataKeeper Software for automatic backups.
It's only a few weeks old so there is almost a full years warranty left.
Here are some stellar reviews for the product:
http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/snapserver.ars
http://www.tomsnetworking.com/Reviews-42-ProdID-SNAP1100.php
Tigerdirect.ca is selling the 80 GB model for $668.97 before tax and shipping.
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/searchtools/item-Details.asp?EdpNo=515502&sku=S333-1042
I'm asking for $500.00.
Price is firm. I could really use this myself but it's a little too expensive for my home needs. Anything less than my asking price and I'll just keep it myself.
Please no "I can build this for less" comments. There are tons of places selling this exact device and they all go for roughly the same price. There is a reason for this. For small businesses that want a simple to maintain product, this rocks.