Wednesday, July 23rd 2014

Western Digital Outs My Book Duo 12 TB

Western Digital rolled out a 12 TB variant of its My Book Duo external drive, which debuted last month in capacities originally up to 8 TB. The new 12 TB model comes with a pair of 6 TB WD Red hard drives pre-installed, which you can either use as independent volumes, or stripe in RAID 0 for transfer rates as high as 290 MB/s. Other RAID modes supported include RAID 1 and JBOD. The drive plugs into the host over a single USB 3.0 connection. It features an additional two USB 3.0 downstream ports, so you can plug in additional drives.
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5 Comments on Western Digital Outs My Book Duo 12 TB

#1
erixx
Ahivalahostia!!!!! ;^)

Priceless exclamation in Deep Spain.

[LOL RCoon! Well , lets add some more sauce:]

Now lets hope that transmission speed is decent. My "My Cloud" 3TB LAN based drive has miserable speeds of some 10 MB/s. Moving my data takes hours of course. I don't want to think in restoring a backup from it, nightmare!
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bogami
Price ?? 600€ ?? I am interested in the price .
First coment response to the speed of data transfer through the Internet way so slowe lan NET ? 90 mb/s you geth 10 mb/s real download ,12.5% from LAN speed you hew is the useful information .! Other information that we are hew no use are designed to search for the desired transfer data in the cloud netic offer and where these data are located pieces of information, etc. Sorry about the confusion. I hope that now you know what I mean to say .
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Phobia9651
bogamiPrice ?? 600€ ?? and for lan 90 mb/s you geth 10 mb/s real download ,12.5% from LAN speed is reale info. you wont. the rest is deta ....were is wot to whomso on
I do not get what you are trying to say :S
This is an external USB3 Raid enclosure with 2 WD Reds build into it, not a NAS.
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#4
Solidstate89
urza26I do not get what you are trying to say :S
This is an external USB3 Raid enclosure with 2 WD Reds build into it, not a NAS.
Yeah, this is a DAS, not a NAS. I don't know why he thinks it's connecting over LAN. The article even says USB 3.0.
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