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> Since the USB HDD died Ive been stacking up data on this laptop. Not
> clever really.
>
> Anyone recommend a wireless solution to provide a few hundred gig of
> storage?
>
> I already run a wifi thing for the internet if thats helpful.

> Since the USB HDD died Ive been stacking up data on this laptop. Not
> clever really.
>
> Anyone recommend a wireless solution to provide a few hundred gig of
> storage?
>
> I already run a wifi thing for the internet if thats helpful.

>>I already run a wifi thing for the internet if thats helpful.
>
>
> See if your wifi thing has connections for non wifi things, and if so
> plus something like this in:
>
> http://www.wdc.com/en/products/Products.asp?DriveID=150

> DoetNietComputeren spoke:
> > Since the USB HDD died Ive been stacking up data on this laptop.
> > Not clever really.
> >
> > Anyone recommend a wireless solution to provide a few hundred gig
> > of storage?
> >
> > I already run a wifi thing for the internet if thats helpful.
>
> http://www.broadbandstuff.co.uk/product info.php?
> products id'6&osCsid=16ad6218ed4f46334741d28f5d664a98
>
> Buffalo linkstation 250gb, Ł120.99
>
> or I bought one of these last week:
> http://www.broadbandstuff.co.uk/product info.php?
> cPath=109 198&products id

>
> I built meself one of these
> http://www.tomsnetworking.com/2005/12/13/how to xbox nas pt1/ Just the
> right price[1] for pikey me, and it works a treat too.
>
> [1] About 20 quid, excluding the drive + the time it took me to make it.

> The Buffalo NAS stuff looks like it does what it says on the tin.

> DoetNietComputeren spoke:
>
>>The Buffalo NAS stuff looks like it does what it says on the tin.
>
>
> It does - weve installed quite a few as secure and fault-tolerant
> CCTV Video storage units.