http://applecomputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#cfa65c3b-64e9-4041-b6fc-a1321bda6d6e seems good but pricy just looked on ebay and almost a grand for 1.5 terrabite....... ouch Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:40:19 GMT http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#cfa65c3b-64e9-4041-b6fc-a1321bda6d6e robert 2007-08-05T01:40:19Z http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#bf323a22-475f-4ec6-b742-13e97e6512dd Not to plug a product, but I am really happy with my Data Robotics Drobo box. Data Robotics sell 4-bay redundant, USB2.0 connected, drive bays. They take standard 3.5" SATA drives. If you have more than one drive in the box, it creates a redundant file system, storing 2 copies of each block in your filesystem. This gives you data redundancy, allows hot-swapping when drives start to fill up, and make sure that your data is secure. http://www.drobo.com/ Aside from off-site storage, this drive bay automatically backs up the data on it. While not a cheap solution, it is robust, expandable, and has features to make it worth your while. Sat, 04 Aug 2007 14:49:20 GMT http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#bf323a22-475f-4ec6-b742-13e97e6512dd Jeff 2007-08-04T14:49:20Z http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#596bc6d2-b2c7-4cce-b6a6-84bff51c7195 ive been wanting to get an external harddrive for back-up and there is alot out there thinking about 750 - 1 terabite jsut so i wont have to worry for awhile any suggestions? thanks robert Sat, 04 Aug 2007 05:33:59 GMT http://AppleComputer.tribe.net/thread/e662e418-8a57-41e3-ba25-43cde1394368#596bc6d2-b2c7-4cce-b6a6-84bff51c7195 robert 2007-08-04T05:33:59Z