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This is good, altough it is a bit pricey for me both space and money wise. I think I would wait till they may a chainable version of this so I can add more Drobo boxes in a chain and have a virtually large drive with infinite expansion capabilities. Also this one only supports SATA drives,... more
Reviewed by trajano Aug 20 2007, 01:10pm ( 10 reviews ) • drobo.com
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Reviewed by jraymonds on Sep 04, 10:13am
I hope all RAID boxes become this easy to use in the future. Seems like a great solution for the average person -- if Apple did a RAID box (which it does not anymore) this is how you would expect them to do it. I hope it works as well as it looks!
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Reviewed by irswhatev on Jan 01 2008, 10:09pm
Data storage
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Rated by trajano on Aug 20 2007, 1:10pm
This is good, altough it is a bit pricey for me both space and money wise. I think I would wait till they may a chainable version of this so I can add more Drobo boxes in a chain and have a virtually large drive with infinite expansion capabilities. Also this one only supports SATA drives, but most of my left over drives are IDE.
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Rated by idleCycle on Jul 09 2007, 2:13pm
Very handy, auto configuring, external disk array type thing. Also kinda expensive
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Rated by dt98rmb on Jul 08 2007, 5:45am
Drobo...a really nice and smart back up solution.
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Reviewed by kostia on Apr 07 2007, 7:14pm
I wonder how long it will take them to fix the spelling on the top of their website. WHOSE is a possessive. WHO'S is a contraction of "who is." People are just morons sometimes.
