Current NAS solutions are still too pricey to consider for widespread home use. The slower ones are cheaper but who wants to write terabytes worth of storage at 10MB/s? The faster NAS units with higher transfer rates are generally more expensive.

They need to bring the cost down. These things do not cost that much to make.

I guess the thicker 2.5" drives won't fit?
Also, too bad that the eSATA port can't be used the other direction, i.e. for connecting to the computer and get a faster access to the data...
M.