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(More customer reviews)Fantom, in my opinion, is an overlooked gem in the world of desktop storage. I've burned through countless Western Digital, Iomega, and Maxtor (pre- and post-Seagate) drives before finally learning my lesson: none of them are any better than any of the others, and they are all just this side of shoddy. Granted, I've only been using the Fantom Data Dock II for 3 months, but in that time, it's sat silently on my desk, holding nearly a TB of movies, music, and pictures (I'm using the RAID 1 configuration), returning what I want quickly and without any disturbing grinding or clicking sounds. I've learned Fantom is a favorite among Mac content creators, and I'm starting to realize why. Buy their drives. You will not be disappointed.
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Fantom Drive\'s DataDock II quad interface dual drive RAID is a high-speed, low-cost portable RAID storage solution. It is compact and easy to use – no software needed. DataDock II is perfect for audio/video editing, photo archiving or just storing office data. With two hot-swappable 3.5" SATA II removable hard drives available in 1TB, 2TB and 3TB* configurations, you\'ll have plenty of storage capacity.Whether you\'re a digital photographer, audio/video editor or creative professional the DataDock II is the ideal storage solution to protect your valuable files. Unlike single drive backup, DataDock II employing RAID 1 simultaneously writes your valuable data to two independent hard drives so you have immediate backup as you save. In the event of a drive failure, you still have your data available while you send in the removable failed drive for repair. Raid levels 0, 1, and Spanning offer the flexibility to choose redundancy or performance depending on your particular need. RAID 1 offers 100% data redundancy and automatic data rebuilding in case of drive failure. RAID 0 provides maximum performance for tasks such as editing multiple streams of video with optimum playback
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