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    If you are looking for a step-up interchangeable lens camera, the NEX-5 is an excellent choice to consider.

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    Thecus has been left behind in the last year, with the likes of QNAP and Synology taking over at the bleeding edge. But if you don't mind a bit of a rough diamond and you're just after huge storage at a good price, Thecus offers the product to beat.

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