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Micronet MDN1000 Fantom Drives G-force MegaDisk NAS/RAID 1 TB Ethernet Storage with Shadow Backup |
Editorial Review:
Fantom Drives G-Force MegaDisk NAS is the latest addition to the G-Force MegaDisk family of storage products packing a dual core processor, dual SATA300-NCQ, enabled disk mechanisms, dual USB expansion ports, and a gigabit Ethernet network connection in the same compact heat dissipating aluminum enclosure. Award-winning NTI Shadow offers real-time continuous backup in addition to scheduled backup to virtually any storage device. Its powerful yet easy to use interface offers customers the ability to securely backup and safeguard their valuable data files. NTI Shadow also offers custom file type filtering version control drag and drop file restoring and more.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0 
Inexpensive But Unreliable: 
A Review of the Micronet MDN1000 Fantom Drives G-Force MegaDisk NAS
With a name like that, how can you go wrong? Well, I've now owned two of these little NASs within the span of one year, and I'm about to get a third one, but I haven't had multiple copies because I like this thing...
My first unit was broken right out of the box; its networking hardware was faulty. How I wish that I had simply returned the MDN1000 for a refund rather than doing what I did, which was to get a replacement.
The...more info
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 answer the phone....more info
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 reformatted. That...more info
I had high hopes: 
In October 2007 was in the market for an inexpensive solution to store a large collection of documents, ebooks and family digital photos. This unit looked interesting and was the right price, so I bought it with my fingers crossed. It performed this task laudably for a few months until the fan got very noisy and started to have intermittent problems spinning up to dissipate the heat.
Hoping to head off problems, I put in a request at Fantom's tech support site to ask if they would like to send just a...more info
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