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I think that Western Digital is selling a RAID 1 USB/eSATA external drive and there are also other companies that have these ( terrastation, and Lacie probably )<br />
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eSATA would be MUCH faster<br />
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I hope this helps !
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I think that Western Digital is selling a RAID 1 USB/eSATA external drive and there are also other companies that have these ( terrastation, and Lacie probably )

eSATA would be MUCH faster


I hope this helps !

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Is there anyway to config a raid solution with 4 external USB drives? Is there like a raid 5 USB hub of sorts? or something along those lines... I am curious about a PC and MAC solution. <br />
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regards
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Is there anyway to config a raid solution with 4 external USB drives? Is there like a raid 5 USB hub of sorts? or something along those lines... I am curious about a PC and MAC solution. 

regards

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