Data Robotics launches DroboPro FS aimed at SMBs
Summary: Data Robotics launched the DroboPro FS, which aims to make it easier for small businesses to deploy network storage and offsite backup.
Data Robotics on Tuesday launched the DroboPro FS, which aims to make it easier for small businesses to deploy network storage and offsite backup.
In a recent interview, Tom Buiocchi, CEO of Data Robotics, said the company is looking to target the small- to midsized-business market, which has largely been neglected by storage vendors.
The DroboPro FS includes:
- Plug and play network sharing via Microsoft Windows and Apple Mac protocols.
- Eight drive capacity with expansion to 16TB.
- Automated offsite backup to another DroboPro FS. The drive will also connect to any SATA hard drive.
- Two Gigabit Ethernet ports for network connections.
- Self-healing technology where the DroboPro FS will put data back into a protected state.
The DroboPro FS starts at $1,999 with configurations to $3,299 for a 16TB bundle. CDW is selling the drives at launch.
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RE: Data Robotics launches DroboPro FS aimed at SMBs
RE: Data Robotics launches DroboPro FS aimed at SMBs
Along the right lines but ...
... the cost is still far too high. I can buy whole servers for less than the cost of a DROBO.
RE: Data Robotics launches DroboPro FS aimed at SMBs
RE: Data Robotics launches DroboPro FS aimed at SMBs