[log0]

I would think so. To be honest, I don't feel the need to upgrade the Playstation 1 at all. If anything you may want to buy the Playstation SCPH-1001 model and mod it. It's really not much of an investment at around $20-$30.

 

[revolink24]

The PS1/PSOne was never officially named the PSX, that was something people did for no apparent reason, kinda like the iTouch.

 

[Twinster]

The PSX was released in Japan only I think.
 

 

[Roller]

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The PSX was released in Japan only I think.
 
 

Unfortunately, as it is an amazing piece of hardware.

 

[Scytus]

 

 

[ProcessJunkie]

That is a HUGE case.

 

[Cu Chulainn]

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That is a HUGE case.

Comparatively small actually

 

[meme]

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The PS1/PSOne was never officially named the PSX, that was something people did for no apparent reason, kinda like the iTouch.

 
I believe PSX was a code name during development of the console.

 

[Currawong]

I just sold off all my computers and bought a single 17" MacBook Pro. However, I still have too many hard drives. I intend to replace them with something more consolidated and put speakers on the desk.
 

 

[Bojamijams]

Spring for that 12TB Thunderbolt NAS I saw posted a few weeks ago?
 
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I just sold off all my computers and bought a single 17" MacBook Pro. However, I still have too many hard drives. I intend to replace them with something more consolidated and put speakers on the desk.
 

 

 

[DougofTheAbaci]

Promise Pegasus, I think you  mean. It's a RAID array, not a NAS. More, it doesn't ship sans-drives. If you wanted to reuse your own drives then I'd say go Drobo, though I'm not sure I'd actually recommend a Drobo to anyone who's tech-literate.
 
Besides, the real benefit of Thunderbolt is for high-throughput data transfers, such as editing raw 4K video. For anything else FW800 will work just fine. In that situation, just grab a multi-bay FW800 enclosure and drop some 2 TB Samsung or WD drives in (as meets your preference, I actually recommend mixing brands). Macsales.com has a pretty good aluminum 4-bay RAID enclosure that will doe RAID5. If you fill it with 2 TB HDDs you'll end with 6 TB of usable storage, which should be enough for most people.

 

[log0]

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I just sold off all my computers and bought a single 17" MacBook Pro. However, I still have too many hard drives. I intend to replace them with something more consolidated and put speakers on the desk.
 
 

Those matte screen Macs are really nice. Congratulations on your purchase.

 

[Windsor]

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I just sold off all my computers and bought a single 17" MacBook Pro. However, I still have too many hard drives. I intend to replace them with something more consolidated and put speakers on the desk.
 

I wish you health to use your new purchase. 
 

 

[cyberspyder]

I just sold off all my computers and bought a single 17" MacBook Pro. However, I still have too many hard drives. I intend to replace them with something more consolidated and put speakers on the desk.

*snip*

Care to list the hard drive enclosures you have there?

Thanks!

 

[Scytus]

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That is a HUGE case.

I like em big C:
 
 
EDIT: ....that's what she said?