Small correction
"regaining its courage in 2004 to once again go it alone. But the DS3000 wasn't meant to be either."
- It's not the DS3000, that's the family name of the current range - it was the DS300 which was withdrawn a year ago due to RHoS.
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An even smaller correction
"it was the DS300 which was withdrawn a year ago due to RHoS."
On top of being a crappy product all around.
Functionally challenged
I prefer the phrase "functionally challenged" :-)
Fortuantely the DS3300 is much better being based on the DS4000 architecture.
"It'll hold your crap for cheap."
Surely The Register can do better than this.
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