Iomega adds low cost, dual-mode NASes
Iomega today announced its low-priced Home Network Hard Drive product ...
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Linksys NAS200 Review: Low price, disappointing performance
Linksys re-enters the consumer NAS market with a dual-drive RAID 1 BYOD NAS that will put some pricing pressure on the competition.
Newer Tech announces NAS line
Newer Technology today announced its miniStack NAS product line. The ...
SonicWALL CDP 2440i Review: Continuous Data Protection = Backups for Dummies?
Continuous Data Protection is moving from software-only to appliance solutions. But they're still priced mainly for enterprise use.
Adaptec Snap Server 110 Review: High Performance, High Price
It may be the most expensive 250 GB NAS we've ever reviewed. But at least the Snap Server 110 delivers on performance.
Iomega rolls out new NAS line
Iomega today added new members to its StorCenter Network Hard Drive product line.
Available in 500 GB, 750 GB and 1 TB capacities, all members of the new line feature feature a journaling file system, Active Directory support and come bundled with EMC Retrospect Express backup and disaster recovery software. Other features include Apple Bonjour support and integrated UPnP AV and print services.
MicroNet adds new RAID NAS
MicroNet Technology recently introduced the PlatinumNAS Plus with an integrated ...
Synology CS407 / CS407e Review: A good NAS gets better
Synology's updated RAID 5 NAS includes some nice improvements. But you may have to experiment with settings to get optimum RAID 5 performance.
Buffalo TeraStation Pro II Review: Good performer, odd design choices
Buffalo improves performance, but makes some disappointing design choices in its top-of-the-line NAS.
HP Media Vault Pro Review: Small-biz NAS for HP fans
HP bumps capacity to 1 TB, adds an online backup service and takes away the movies from its Media Vault and says it has a nice small business NAS. Bill Meade agrees...except for the bugs and undocumented features.
Thecus updates N5200 NAS
Thecus today announced an updated version of its high-performance five-bay RAID NAS.
The N5200PRO doubles the processor speed and memory of its predecessor, using a 1.5 GHz Intel Celeron M processor and 512MB of DDR memory.
The N5200PRO features up to 5TB of capacity with five 3.5" SATA drive bays and supports multiple RAID levels, allowing multiple RAID volumes on a single system. The N5200PRO also supports iSCSI initiators, enabling users to access the N5200PRO as an iSCSI target device over the Internet or LAN.
QNAP expands BYOD NAS line
QNAP recently launched a new BYOD SATA NAS.
The TS-109 Pro Turbo Station is a single drive BYOD SATA NAS capable of supporting 1 TB drives. Storage can be further expanded via USB 2.0 and eSATA ports. A single 10/100/1000 Ethernet port with jumbo frame support handles LAN connection.
The Turbo station features a web server with PHP, MySQL and SQLite support. Media serving options include a UPnP/DLNA Media Server with TwonkyMedia and Internet radio and well as an iTunes server.