Well, mini cheap NAS review: When getting an email from goods-inward to suggest that you 'have a package' (fnarr) do not skip gleefully down the stairs, you'll trip over your own flares and bruise your knees in front of a group of bemused people. (I did a rather nice slide across the polished atrium though) Anyway, it comes in a decent box, with all the right bits of stuff: USB cable, power brick and cable, little stand, hard drive screws. A nice touch is that they include a butter screwdriver so you don't have to wander off and find one. I like toys where the first instruction is 'dismantle'. It's real metal construction (tm) and seems pretty well made. The power button is very gentle to operate and could be knocked. I've shoved a 40gig drive into it that was lying on my desk. The manual suggests a top limit of 300gig but the WEB says theoretical 2Tb max. MMV but I can't test that yet. After reassembly and pluggery, disappointment arrives in the form of a fucked power lead (no light on brick). A new lead has got it working fine, could be fuse, no idea. I don't have a multimeter or anything useful to hand. It gives a half blue, half purple light on start-up which settles down to a cool blue when running, possibly enough light to be annoying in a dark room. The light flicks purple (red bleeding into blue I guess) when data gets transferred. I created a file on it with a macbook over smb which didn't appear to turn up on the thing, dragged a folder into it and got the same, although it gave a copy dialogue. Logged out and back in and the stuff was there. I've just copied some more stuff to it and it seems to have shown up as I'd expect it to. I streamed music off it whilst pushing data to it and it coped without a cough. I've not tried anything usb with it. For the money, I'm feeling pretty happy with it so far. If I find any deal breakers I'll squeal.