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For the best deal on the FD G-Force MegaDisk MDN1000 Network Hard Drive, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the MDN1000 (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. In addition, we provide a price graph for every item, showing its high and low price history over the last three months. This lets you quickly spot price trends, so you can get the best possible deal. StreetPrices was the first site on the web to offer price graphs. 
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$244.99 plus $18.37 shipping FREE tax |
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$265.89 FREE shipping FREE tax |
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$264.17 FREE shipping plus tax |
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$237.99 plus shipping plus tax |
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Inexpensive But Unreliable
A Review of the Micronet MDN1000 Fantom Drives G-Force MegaDisk NAS
Astonishingly unreliable NAS
I've had this thing for over a year. Six times I've been convinced it's cooked off a drive because it vanishes from the network and won't get back on. Each time it's just the NAS climbing a tree. Shares don't work. iTunes sharing doesn't work. It's a horrible print server. Tech support is completely unavailable - I once wrote them a "I can't get at my data please help!" email and they got back to me six months later. They've pushed a firmware update that doesn't work at all. They don't a...
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You get what you pay for . . .
I knew when I put this extravagantly named device on my wish list that I was taking a risk. For under $500, the device contains to 500 GB drives, configurable as a single 1 TB volume or a mirrored 500 GB volume, is network-attached, and has a USB port for additional drives. The catch is that not a lot of quality control went into the device. When I first fired it up, I chose to reconfigure the drives from the default 1 TB to the mirrored configuration, which requires the drives to be reformat...
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