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$30/year will get you... 100-200GB? I can easily fill up that much data in a single month with videos of my kids. The next tier is 2TB for $10/mo. Then 10TB f
by archon810 6y ago
$30/year will get you... 100-200GB?
I can easily fill up that much data in a single month with videos of my kids.
The next tier is 2TB for $10/mo. Then 10TB for $50/mo.
All of a sudden, you're paying $600 a year and it isn't as insignificant as you suggested.
- thekyle 6y agoIf you're easily generating 200GB per month in photos and videos then a NAS would probably make more sense. But keep in mind the vast majority of people don't take that many photos.