Can a diy PC-based NAS server be somehow connected to another PC via USB like you would any normal external HD or thumb drive? I want to create a multi-disk external storage system that has the flexibility to use ethernet or USB/firewire.
Any comments are appreciated.
The deal was that BB was pricematching a 37" monitor at Fry's. The Fry's monitor wasn't the Westinghouse in question or even 1080P, but BB just took their closest item and made it the same price as the Fry's 37 incher. I don't know why but they only did this in Texas. I'm not complaining...
the sku u listed is an edtv..
http://shop3.outpost.com/product/4435486
however the HP-R4262 model you have is about $2300 shipped to Houston on pricewatch
if you could somehow pull off a 110% pricematch with best buy (they have the HP-R4252 on their website for $3k) this could be a hot deal.
this deal is also in houston. i went to my bb location and they were all sold out, the sales guy also said that every store in houston was sold out. i think they can order you one though.
edit: this is the $1199 deal
thx to wldock at hardforums
http://photobucket.com/practice.php?id=qsec
look's like he's on here too :P
http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview...atid=40&threadid=1770043&enterthread=y
i ordered it from ambient weather a month or so ago. it's a good store cept they don't give a tracking number.
our electric bill in houston is 500/mo for a two story house. got it down to 420 after checking a few things out with the kill a watt. hopefully getting CFLs soon.
i bought 2 the last time monarch had them going for this price. this drive is almost inaudible. when transferring files to it across my network, i couldn't even hear the slightest clicking. sandra file system benchmark produces the same result.
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