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Ianlighting
Nov 30, 2011Aspirant
Duo v2 comparison and help please
I've reached the point where i need to get a NAS - partially pushed into it by the death of my pc motherboard, meaning i may aswell completely rethink how the setup of my home system. I've spent a few...
PapaBear1
Nov 30, 2011Apprentice
When ordering, just be careful of the model numbers. The Duo (v1 - model RND2000-100NAS) and the Duo v2 (model RND2000-200NAS) are both currently on the Newegg website for example. The Duo v1 is $180 while the Duo v2 is $200. The next model up, the Ultra 2 diskless (RNDU2000-100NAS) is $300 with shipping. It is more feature rich and is based on the Intel Atom processor. It has been out a little over a year now.
One does not have to worry about support from Netgear on the older products. There are still some of the original Infrant brand desktop ReadyNAS units in service from 2005, and they can run the same latest firmware 4.1.8 that runs on the Duo and NV+. While the Duo (v1) has been discontinued, it is not heavily discounted, and will still offer good service for years to come.
Choices, Choices, Choices.
One does not have to worry about support from Netgear on the older products. There are still some of the original Infrant brand desktop ReadyNAS units in service from 2005, and they can run the same latest firmware 4.1.8 that runs on the Duo and NV+. While the Duo (v1) has been discontinued, it is not heavily discounted, and will still offer good service for years to come.
Choices, Choices, Choices.
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