Anyone know of a good low-end ($$ I mean) storage server that can hold 1 to 2 TB, that is expandable?
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http://www.newegg.com/ProductSort/Subcategory.asp?Subcategory=124&name=Network-Storage-%28NAS%29
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Take my word, purchase Maxtor One Touch 2. Its a 300Gb hard disk worth around $250. Its can handle loads upto of network file server. It has 7200 RPM disk speed with 16Mb Cache. Its the cheapest, and best in performance. I am a music video collector and have divided it into 6 partitions of 50 Gb Each. I purchased it to connect to my laptop. It is also pretty stable, has a long life. It can handle heavy server loads too. Before buying, I did a one month research on various factors. Just one word of precaution, don't buy Maxtor One Touch (250Gb), this is one Touch 2. In case you need to back up your files, you just need to press a button on the hard disk, and it back ups automatically.\n\nThe only one better than it is Sony 400 Gb hard disk, but its price is almost double and not that great enhancement in performance.\n\nAn interesting info, it is better than most laptop internal hard drives themselves.
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it depends on the machine itself, for home usage\ni would suggest the following\n1) Maxtor\n2) Western digital \n3) Seagate\nall have good warrenty, and i would suggest getting SATA rather than IDE for home usage.
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Yes.  For personal temporary storage, USB thumb drives are the best options, as they're more portable, and the capacities range from 32MB up to 2GB (and growing.)   For troubleshooting PCs, bootable CDROMs, followed by bootable thumb drives, are the best current replacements.
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I've used AtSpace, which is pretty good, but they have a limit on files to be no more than 200k.
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This site is a great way to share large files:\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index\nYou can have a file up to 1GB!
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you can use a diskspacer that doubles the capacity of your flash drive (it compresses existing files and increases logical capacity) but reduces access speed drastically. i wouldn't recommend it since flash drives are meant for fast file transfers via USB.
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Try going to http://www.digg.com  or http://www.tomshardware.com for latest info.  The latest thing I heard of is the Desktop Supercomputer, which is basically 8 blade servers mounted in a chassis together using multi-core Linux or Windows - 16 fast processors at once, you can't go wrong!
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SATA here and a fairly fast motherboard with 2GB Ram, still takes a lot loner than 10 seconds before it is "ready to work".\n\nIf it was with Linux or some other less bloated software than windows then yes, it may very well be practical.
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I've always good luck with Seagate's and Hitachi's.\n\nYou can get a Seagate 300GB Internal Serial ATA Hard Drive from Best Buy for about $190 and it's a 7200 rpm for fast read/write times.
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I am sure this is one of the current best gamming machine configuration.  The only thing keep it from perfection is consider 2 GB of ram instead of 1.\n\nFor the HD, I would add 2 seagate 160GB SATA 2 and set up raid 0.\n\n\nI gave this 9.5/10
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try yousendit.com - free site where you can upload stuff for 1 gb.  Basically it's a secure  ftp site that you can upload and download from
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If you want to share files, Yahoo Briefcase can be used for that.  They support up to 30MB for me, 10MB limit for one file.
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practically unlimited.  you can get a terabyte hard drive. (that's the largest that I've seen made so far)
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2GB is the most memory your machine can handle
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i couldnt find a list so i leave you some links\n\n1st a collection of computer ads that might bring some light to this matter\n\nthere are some prices on the next link\n\non the last link you'll find comparison of Hard drive space
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Mobo...$140.00\nProcessor $260.00\nMemory...4 x 1 gig...$320.00\nVideo cards...$240.00\nNice case $140.00\n2 x 80 Gig Hard-drives...$140.00\nPSU...$40.00\nUPS...$65.00\nFlat-screen monitors...3 @ $425.00\nDisk reader...$25.00\nDisk burner...$40.00\nFloppy-drive...$14.00\nSmart card reader...$17.00\n5.1 Speaker set...$149.00\nWebcam...$75.00\nRouter...$60.00\nWindows XPpro with SP-2...$175.00\nHaving the hot set-up...priceless...!!