One thing is true for this product is that the pricing per MB of RAM is cheaper than those on market. However most of them have 1.2Ghz or so processor and a 3.5" bay instead of 2.5", I really need some benchmark to tell. You don't want portability and 24/7/365 uptime with the same device.
Comparing eggs here, the closest you can get for something like this, say QNAP's, would cost 149 for a 256MB 1.2Ghz SoC stuff with 1 bay.
What most of us here would wonder, is what OS could we load into the system with adequate driver support, or just some firmware like tomato (http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato).
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One thing is true for this product is that the pricing per MB of RAM is cheaper than those on market. However most of them have 1.2Ghz or so processor and a 3.5" bay instead of 2.5", I really need some benchmark to tell. You don't want portability and 24/7/365 uptime with the same device.
Comparing eggs here, the closest you can get for something like this, say QNAP's, would cost 149 for a 256MB 1.2Ghz SoC stuff with 1 bay.
What most of us here would wonder, is what OS could we load into the system with adequate driver support, or just some firmware like tomato (http://www.polarcloud.com/tomato).