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See: assault, attack, bait, depredation, despoil, devastate, encroach, encroachment, foray, harass, harry, impinge, incursion, invade, invasion, loot, onset, outbreak, pillage, plunder, prey, spoil, spoliation How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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5 inch bays for hot-swappable SATA disks--for a total capacity of up to six terabytes (6,000 gigabytes) of RAID array storage using today's maximum 500GB drives. This patent-pending technology allows system administrators to select the level of "insurance" desired against the failure of one or more disk drives in a RAID array, all the way up to N-1 drives (where "N" indicates the total number of drives in the array). While Apple offers its high-end Xserve[R] RAID array for Fibre Channel SANs, and other vendors offer a variety of lower-end software RAID-based USB, FireWire[R], and eSATA[TM] solutions, Mac users have been limited in terms of the solutions in the mid-high-end range," said George Swords, Marketing Manager of MacPac, a Portland, Oregon Apple Specialist. |
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