TechRadar Verdict
The price is steep, but you just about get your money's worth
Pros
- +
Decent web interface
- +
Drives are well protected
Cons
- -
Feels cheaper than it is
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The case feels a bit cheap, but once installed, the drives are secure and protected.
The twin-bay setup allows two 750GB hard drives to be installed for 1.5TB in RAID 0 or 750GB of entirely secure RAID 1 data storage.
The Linux installation can operate an FTP, iTunes and uPnP server, and provides print server support via a single USB socket - but this can't be used to connect a mass storage device.
Software is optional, as the drive assigns itself a default IP address. Connecting to the router reveals an attractive web interface, providing control of the drive's settings.
The D-Link is impressive, but the price is steep for an empty enclosure.
