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Location: Menlo Park, CA, USA
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I would just go with a simple NAS, 1TB, and then a back up THAT backup either direct to that NAS - many do this. Most NAS will offer such software to essentially backup the NAS to another USB drive even connected to it. I have a couple from Iomega that do jus this.
It won't be RAID, but it would be much less expensive. The Iomega ones also offer remote login and access, like the western digital ones do too. It costs something like 45$ a year after 3-6 months free, but then YOU TOO could access the files and check on the backups