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For those looking for a NAS, here's one at a reasonable price ($499.99) WITH a Blu-Ray reWriter
LG N4B1N NAS with Blu-Ray ReWriter - $499.99

Or, here's a NAS + 2TB combo for $609.99
LG N4B1N Network Storage with Built-in Blu-ray Rewriter + WD Caviar Green WD20EADS 2TB SATA HD - $609.99


Free Shipping on both.


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isn't the blueray writer kind of pointless?


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toneii said:isn't the blueray writer kind of pointless?

If you can burn/read over the network, and you've got the bandwidth (gigabit ethernet) to do so, I'd say it'd be worth it. You could (probably) watch Blu-Ray movies on your computer, should you want to.

Could worth it for a media server for a HTPC, too.


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toneii said:isn't the blueray writer kind of pointless?

When you author HD movies for clients that want to watch their gloriful vacation video on their home system. I dunno what else you would write to.


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No, I don't think the blue ray burner is pointless. You can burn disks and store them off site and/or secure location.

Rizon said:toneii said:isn't the blueray writer kind of pointless?

If you can burn/read over the network, and you've got the bandwidth (gigabit ethernet) to do so, I'd say it'd be worth it. You could (probably) watch Blu-Ray movies on your computer, should you want to.

Could worth it for a media server for a HTPC, too.


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The key to this thing is the esata. I can see if you have a multicore 17" laptop with esata, this would be a good complement for video production.


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toneii said:The key to this thing is the esata. I can see if you have a multicore 17" laptop with esata, this would be a good complement for video production.

Except the esata is to connect an external drive to this box, not to connect this box to a computer, as per a review at Newegg.


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