Checking at the Infrant Forum, I verified that 2TB is the RAID 5 limit for the current 'Raidiator 3' (sic) firmware. Note that a fourth beta of the next version was just released on 10/5/07 which breaks the 2TB limit.Kruppy and KCL,
I don't know if this would be what you are looking for, but I saw (this 3TB ReadyNAS) on newegg ... $1,929.88 ...
With that said, the system that captain_tinker's link references is 4x750GB drives, which seems like 3TB but really isn't. A RAID-5 system uses one disk's-worth of storage for error correction, so that's actually only 3x750GB, or 2.25TB (2250GB). However, on the forum I found out its not even that. A 750GB drive has in reality a little over 680GB of usable storage, which gives this configuration about 2.05TB (2050GB) of 'real' storage. So, there's only 50GB or so 'waste', which IMHO isn't worth worrying about.
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