unRAID vs FlexRAID vs Windows Home Server
-Data redundancy (so if one drive fails, the data is still available)
-DLNA support
-Flexibility (different drive sizes etc.)
-Ability to add drives on the go
Will any of these work so that one 'drive' shows up on my computer but there are several on the NAS? (like RAID but I don't want to use a hardware RAID controller)
And please don't recommend Drobo. Locally it's over twice the price it is in America.
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http://lifehacker.com/5660551/your-best-solutions-for-massive-multi+terabyte-storage
personally, I'd go with windows home server, but the unraid option looks good also.
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I saw that article but I'm looking for a specific comparison of the above three products, their differences and advantages.