Princeton DN-503AH-PDC : Princeton Japan's 5TB NAS: The DN-503AH-PDC

Posted on 2008-11-28 11:34:00 | by: Daimaou | 3 Comments
Category: PC | Tags: NAS, 5TB, PRINCETON, RAID, RAID5, RAID6

Princeton Japan's 5TB NAS: The DN-503AH-PDC

4TB not enough for you? What about 5TB? Princeton Japan just announced the launch of a new 5TB NAS, the DN-503AH-PDC, an average NAS with RAID 0/1/5 and 6 support.

With five HDDs, each 1TB , Princeton succeed building one of the largest consumer NASs yet.

It will be sold in Japan from the middle of December, no word yet on price.

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Posted on Sat Nov 29, 02:53 by rishidan, SoCal
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I'm somewhat interested but can't decide between this and the Drobo. Even though Drobo will probably be more expensive since it handles 16TB per drive slot, if I can't afford it, it's better to have something than nothing.

Posted on Sun Nov 30, 09:35 by Daimaou, Survivor, Tokyo - Japan
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The Drobo is nice but it is not a NAS (No Network)

Posted on Mon Dec 01, 01:21 by Ronie
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Agree with you Damiou, they lacked the NAS function

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