>Al,
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>Not exactly an answer to your question, rather "any experience". For about three weeks I'm using Bytecc LanDisk Network Storage -- an inexpensive case in which I installed internal HDD and connected the device to my LinkSys wifi router.
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>It's easy to setup and connect, both PC and MAC are supported; the transfer rate is fair. Could wish it having another file system other than FAT and a USB slot -- but that's the price.

Along similar lines I have a XIMETA NetDisk 160GB.
It is NTFS and it hooks up as either a network device (G: in my case) or via USB. I have it running through my router. I can mount/unmount as desired.

It has a limitation of 2 read-write systems simultaneously, but that has not been a problem amongst my 3 systems as I usually have it unmounted on all and mount it when I want to do backups/restores.

I like it a lot. Latest drives, installed for about a year now, have been flawless.
A small issue on mounting because Windows insists on looking for music on the thing, but otherwise very good.