Acer Aspire Easystore AH340-UA230N Intel Atom 1.6Ghz 2GB 1TB GBLAN 4 Bay Hotswap Windows Home Server $320 @ Fry's B&M and online
Probably the best price I've seen without CashBack/rebates. Price is same both B&M and online. Although, tax will probably kill B&M deal and shipping will probably kill online deal.
Hopefully this will be under $300 on Black Friday.
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shukoroshi said:Does anyone know if the xp home server install can be replaced with linux?
I don't see why not. Being a WHS box, it probably doesn't have any video-out capability (like my HP WHS), so make sure your linux distro offers a headless install.
AbbaZabba said:spend a bit more and get the thecusA strange suggestion - the Thecus appears to be a RAID NAS box, while the Acer from the OP is a Windows Home Server. The only things I can see in common is that they both attach to a network and both hold files.
microwiz said:AbbaZabba said:spend a bit more and get the thecusA strange suggestion - the Thecus appears to be a RAID NAS box, while the Acer from the OP is a Windows Home Server. The only things I can see in common is that they both attach to a network and both hold files.
Is there something I'm missing...?No, I don't think your missing anything, but I think AbbaZabba is missing an understanding of the difference between WHS and a NAS.
(Added)Although, some of the Thecus boxes can be hacked to add WHS, if you want to, but that adds the cost of a copy of WHS
Message edited by: jaimelobo on 2009-09-19 14:03:01 CDT
microwiz said:AbbaZabba said:spend a bit more and get the thecusA strange suggestion - the Thecus appears to be a RAID NAS box, while the Acer from the OP is a Windows Home Server. The only things I can see in common is that they both attach to a network and both hold files.
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