ZyXEL NSA-220 Review: Successor to the D-Link DNS-323?
Zyxel's dual-drive NAS has the features and performance to take on D-Link's popular product.
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QNAP TS-409 Review: The Quad drive NAS for You?
The quad-drive version of Qnap's Turbo NAS family has the same feature set of its dual-drive siblings, plus RAID 5, 6 and RAID migration.
Buffalo LinkStation Pro Duo Review
Buffalo's first dual-drive NAS features disappointing performance and a not-so-straightforward RAID recovery process.
QNAP announces TS-409 Pro Turbo NAS
QNAP today announced a 4-bay, hot-swappable NAS aimed at business users.
The TS-409 Pro Turbo is a Linux-based BYOD SATA NAS supporting RAID 0/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 5+spare disk redundancy, online RAID capacity expansion and level migration.
Apple intros Time Capsule Mac Networked auto-backup
Apple today introduced Time Capsule, a networked backup appliance that ...
Drobo gets networking add-on
Data Robotics today announced the launch of DroboShare, a companion ...
Promise SmartStor Review: Cheaper RAID 5 in more ways than one
Promise's entry into the SOHO / SMB NAS market is less expensive than its competition, but has middle-of-the-pack performance and a cheap and unfinished feel.
HP intros new MediaVault NASes
HP isn't putting all its media serving eggs in the Windows Home Server basket and has turned back to Linux for a refresh of its dual-drive MediaVault line.
There are three new products, all built on the same shortened version of the four-drive MediaSmart server chassis, but powered by a Marvell NAS processor with 128 MB of RAM instead of the AMD CPU used on the MediaSmart server.
HP to intro Linux version of MediaSmart Server
Somehow the folks at Gizmodo got wind of a new, dual-drive version of HP's MediaSmart server. We're guessing that it will be officially unleashed at next week's Consumer Electronics show.
Lime Technology unRAID Reviewed
For the cost of a flash drive and a bit of time, you can turn that computer in your closet into a simple multi-drive NAS with unRAID.
Iomega buying ExcelStor Group
Iomega today announced that it has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement to acquire ExcelStor Great Wall Technology Limited, a Cayman Islands company, and Shenzhen ExcelStor Technology Limited, a PRC company.
Iomega will issue approximately 84 million shares of common stock in Iomega in exchange for all outstanding ExcelStor common shares. Upon closing the transaction, GWT and its affiliates will hold approximately 43% of Iomega’s common stock, making GWT the largest Iomega shareholder. The Boards of Directors of both Iomega and ExcelStor have unanimously approved the share purchase agreement.
Thecus adds low-cost dual-drive BYOD NAS
Thecus has announced a low-cost version of its N2100 two-drive ...