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Ugreen DXP4800 GT NAS drops to $559.99 with $100 discount
TechRadar reports Ugreen's DXP4800 GT NAS is $100 off at Amazon, now $559.99, with dual 10GbE and up to 144TB capacity.
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TechRadar reports Ugreen's DXP4800 GT NAS is $100 off at Amazon, now $559.99, with dual 10GbE and up to 144TB capacity.
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