Peter Richardson
Well-known member
This is a really cool drive that unfortunately G-Tech no longer makes. You can read more about it here:
http://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-RAIDpro.cfm
The big selling points for me on this drive (in addition to what you can read on the above thread)
1. G-Tech quality. Many of you are probably familiar with G-Tech drives. I swear by them and have never had one fail, as opposed to Lacie etc.
2. Hitachi drives. Goes to the above point -- G-Tech only uses the best drives, which is the foundation of a good RAID system.
3. FW800. G-Tech has a new product, but it's only esata and doesn't offer RAID functionality when plugged into a laptop. The great thing about this drive is that you can plug it right into your laptop, and it's screaming fast.
Here are pics of the drive I'm selling:
http://web.mac.com/peterdrichardson/...aid%20Pro.html
Everything goes for $1000, and buyer pays shipping. Thanks and feel free to email me at peterdrichardson at mac dot com with questions. Best,
Peter
http://www.g-technology.com/Products/G-RAIDpro.cfm
The big selling points for me on this drive (in addition to what you can read on the above thread)
1. G-Tech quality. Many of you are probably familiar with G-Tech drives. I swear by them and have never had one fail, as opposed to Lacie etc.
2. Hitachi drives. Goes to the above point -- G-Tech only uses the best drives, which is the foundation of a good RAID system.
3. FW800. G-Tech has a new product, but it's only esata and doesn't offer RAID functionality when plugged into a laptop. The great thing about this drive is that you can plug it right into your laptop, and it's screaming fast.
Here are pics of the drive I'm selling:
http://web.mac.com/peterdrichardson/...aid%20Pro.html
Everything goes for $1000, and buyer pays shipping. Thanks and feel free to email me at peterdrichardson at mac dot com with questions. Best,
Peter