Max HD size for WRT350N nas...

Anyone know what the maximum usb hard drive size is for the nas on the WRT350N?
I have heard it is 500gb, but I cant find any documentation or threads to support it.
Thanks

As per my knowledge you can use upto 450Gb harddrive ...

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