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2012-11-16
11:52 PM
2012-11-16
11:52 PM
ultra and plus blowouts
It looks like the ReadyNAS ultra and ultra pluses are about to be replaced because there is a combination of deep discounting and alerts of discontinuation of the models at many web retailers. Frys electronics is selling the ultra 4 for about $409 and the ultra 4 plus for $429 (after a $100 debit card mail in rebate). Either the compitition has heated up, Netgear needs cash or we are about to see new models.
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2012-11-16
11:54 PM
2012-11-16
11:54 PM
Re: ultra and plus blowouts
With that price difference the Ultra 4 Plus is a much better buy. The CPU in the Ultra 4 Plus is dual-core versus the single-core in the Ultra 4.
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2012-11-17
05:40 AM
2012-11-17
05:40 AM
Re: ultra and plus blowouts
I hope Netgear are going to update the ReadyNAS line as my Duo V1 is rapidly running out of space (due to the 2TB drive limit) and i am looking to upgrade. It seems that the Ultra Plus line is unavailable in the UK therefore I was starting to look at the Synology DS412+ but my loyalty to the ReadyNAS has kept the Synology out of my Amazon basket.
I think the whole consumer space has now caught onto the NAS thing and as more consumers look to buy them for Media, Photos and backups I think that Netgear will have to make a prettier looking front end to compete with the other manufacturers. Although most pro-sumers (i think anyone on the ReadyNAS forum) understands simple, effective and reliable wins the day most consumers will go with the shiniest toy in the store.
I think the whole consumer space has now caught onto the NAS thing and as more consumers look to buy them for Media, Photos and backups I think that Netgear will have to make a prettier looking front end to compete with the other manufacturers. Although most pro-sumers (i think anyone on the ReadyNAS forum) understands simple, effective and reliable wins the day most consumers will go with the shiniest toy in the store.
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