In case you need a lot – I mean a lot – of torrent storage, the latest Buffalo TeraStation Pro is for you with its 6TB of storage capacity. Four 1.5TB HDDs provide the storage through either RAID 0, 1, 5, or 1+0 and gigabit Ethernet, of course, provides connectivity. This TeraStation Pro incarnation has all the standard NAS features like Active Directory support, built-in FTP server, and gawd-high price of €1,580 ($2,114). No word when this product will leave the Japanese market but chances are, we should see it here in the States shortly; your pr0n collection can’t wait.
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