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Jasooooo
Apr 27, 2011Aspirant
RNDP6000-200EUS vs RNDP6000-200NAS
Hi I'm getting confused - are the above basically the same model or are they different in some way? In the UK only the "RNDP6000-200EUS" seems to be generally available...I'm hoping that this is b...
vandermerwe
May 02, 2011Master
Well - I think I am actually wrong - and now also very angry.
I have just bought an Ultra 6 plus for £725, I now see I could have bought a pro 6 with much faster processor and longer warranty for £15 more from the same online store (Kikatek)
This is very strange - according to a few stores I have checked I can buy a pro 6 diskless RNDP6000-200EUS for around £800, a 3x1TB version RNDP6310-200EUS costs around £1250. There has to be a problem with the diskless unit being the old model or 3x1TB drives are adding £450 to the price which is absurd.
What is going on with Netgear's pricing here - ripping off home users, or is this a problem with resellers not identifying products correctly.
I assumed the Pro 6 would be significantly more expensive so didn't even look at it - my fault I suppose, but the price point of the 2 products is almost identical.
Can anyone from Netgear clarify what is going on here?
I have just bought an Ultra 6 plus for £725, I now see I could have bought a pro 6 with much faster processor and longer warranty for £15 more from the same online store (Kikatek)
This is very strange - according to a few stores I have checked I can buy a pro 6 diskless RNDP6000-200EUS for around £800, a 3x1TB version RNDP6310-200EUS costs around £1250. There has to be a problem with the diskless unit being the old model or 3x1TB drives are adding £450 to the price which is absurd.
What is going on with Netgear's pricing here - ripping off home users, or is this a problem with resellers not identifying products correctly.
I assumed the Pro 6 would be significantly more expensive so didn't even look at it - my fault I suppose, but the price point of the 2 products is almost identical.
Can anyone from Netgear clarify what is going on here?
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