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Items tagged with 'NAS'

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Data Robotics Reveals New 8- And 12-Bay Drobo Products

Data Robotics Reveals New 8- And 12-Bay Drobo Products

Wednesday, February 09, 2011 - by Ray Willington in News
Data Robotics is hardly a startup any more. At this point, they're a well-known name in the storage business, and they're still just about the only company out there with automated backup solutions like the Drobo. It's more like a storage robot than a dumb RAID box, and while the company has focused mostly on consumers... Read More
Synology DiskStation DS1511+ NAS Holds Up To 15TB

Synology DiskStation DS1511+ NAS Holds Up To 15TB

Monday, December 27, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
When it comes to networked storage, "big enough" never really is. Synology is a well-know name in the higher-end NAS realm, and the company is pushing the boundaries of consumer/prosumer NAS drives with their latest unit, the DiskStation DS1511+. This unit is designed for home business users and small business owners who... Read More
Synology Ships 2-Bay DS211+ NAS Server

Synology Ships 2-Bay DS211+ NAS Server

Thursday, December 16, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Synology may not have the name recognition that Seagate and Western Digital have, but that isn't stopping them from introducing their newest NAS drive. The DS211+ NAS Server is a full-featured 2-bay NAS designed to allow small businesses to hare files, centralize backup, and protect critical data quickly and efficiently.... Read More
Dell Acquires Compellent As Cloud And Enterprise Grows

Dell Acquires Compellent As Cloud And Enterprise Grows

Monday, December 13, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Major corporations have been picking up smaller companies at a really rapid pace these days. Google has been on a buying spree, as has Apple. And now Dell is on the move as well. The computer maker has just agreed on a deal to acquire Compellent, a provider of highly-virtualized storage solutions with automated data management... Read More
Plextor Announces A New Four-bay, 8TB NAS Device

Plextor Announces A New Four-bay, 8TB NAS Device

Wednesday, November 17, 2010 - by Jennifer Johnson in News
Plextor announced a new four-bay, 8TB network-attached storage device. The new PX-NAS4 offers dual LAN ports and the ability to store up to 8TB of data across four hot-swap drive bays. The PX-NAS4 also has built-in eSATA and USB ports for storage expansion. Data stored in the PX-NAS4 is protected using an AES 256-bit algorithm.... Read More
Verbatim Plays Pogoplug With 4-Port USB MediaShare Mini NAS Unit

Verbatim Plays Pogoplug With 4-Port USB MediaShare Mini NAS Unit

Sunday, November 14, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
When you think of NAS drives, you probably think of big, rectangular boxes that aren't much to look at. There's probably 2 or 4 bays in there for hard drives, a power port and an Ethernet jack. They're all pretty simple, and they're all pretty much the same. But this NAS drive is different. Majorly different. Verbatim's... Read More
Western Digital Brings WD Photos App To Android

Western Digital Brings WD Photos App To Android

Wednesday, November 03, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
If you own a Western Digital NAS drive (like the My Book Live, WD ShareSpace or My Book World Edition), and you also own an Android smartphone, this news is definitely aimed at you. Western Digital just introduced the WD Photos app for Android, giving even Android users the ability to check into their photo album at home.... Read More
Buffalo Adds To LinkStation V-Series NAS Family

Buffalo Adds To LinkStation V-Series NAS Family

Wednesday, October 13, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Network storage seems to be growing more and more popular these days, as broadband becomes more widely available and people are continually on the move. Local storage is very limited by proximity, whereas NAS units can be accessed from anywhere in the world where an Internet connection is available. Buffalo understands... Read More
Pogoplug Pro Adds Wi-Fi And Drops To $99

Pogoplug Pro Adds Wi-Fi And Drops To $99

Tuesday, October 12, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
The Pogoplug has a new version. Pogoplug made its name a few years back by creating a product that would allow standard USB hard drives to be converted into NAS drives. The idea is simple: the Pogoplug has a number of USB ports, and when those are filled with USB hard drives, they're put online and able to be accessed remotely.... Read More
Western Digital Delivers My Book Live Network Storage Drive

Western Digital Delivers My Book Live Network Storage Drive

Thursday, October 07, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Is Western Digital's "My Book" line the most easily recognized out there in the external storage market? That's probably up for debate, but the range is still going strong years after it got its start. Today, WD is introduced a new connected My Book, the My Book Live. It's marketed at at-home, casual users who simply need... Read More
Seagate Ships 12TB Four-Bay NAS

Seagate Ships 12TB Four-Bay NAS

Wednesday, September 29, 2010 - by Paul Lilly in News
Seagate this week announced what it claims are the industry's highest-capacity, 4-bay and 2-bay NAS boxes (BlackArmor NAS 440 and 220) capable of scaling up to 12TB. Naturally these are aimed at small businesses, but hey, cost considerations aside, there's nothing from stopping you, Joe Consumer, from tucking one of these... Read More
QNAP Refreshes Turbo NAS Lineup

QNAP Refreshes Turbo NAS Lineup

Wednesday, September 08, 2010 - by Jennifer Johnson in News
QNAP is refreshing its Business Series Turbo NAS servers by incorporating a dual-core Intel Atom processor D525 (1.8GHz) and 1GB RAM. The new servers include the 2-drive TS-259 Pro+, the 4-drive TS-459 Pro+, the 5-drive TS-559 Pro+, and the 6-drive TS-659 Pro+ with up to 12TB of online storage. The new Turbo NAS Pro+ models... Read More
Buffalo Revamps DriveStation Family, Adds Single-Drive "Axis"

Buffalo Revamps DriveStation Family, Adds Single-Drive "Axis"

Tuesday, August 24, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Looking to beef up your storage potential? Who isn't, right? Buffalo is one of the bigger names in the dedicated storage business, and today they are refreshing their DriveStation family. That's a pretty robust family, with the DriveStation Duo and DriveStation Quad (formerly Quattro) seeing updates. The new multi-drive... Read More
LaCie 5big Storage / Backup Server Boxes: NAS For Pros

LaCie 5big Storage / Backup Server Boxes: NAS For Pros

Sunday, August 08, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
If you need network storage, LaCie has a solution. And it's a solution that looks better than nearly any alternative we can think of. The new LaCie 5big Storage Server is joining the company's family of professional server solutions, with room for up to 10TB of storage and support for Mac, Windows and Linux workstations.... Read More
Pogoplug Biz Brings Business Related HDDs Online

Pogoplug Biz Brings Business Related HDDs Online

Thursday, July 22, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Pogoplug started somewhat of a revolution when they figured out that a simple box could be used to put standard USB external hard drives onto the Internet, enabling remote access. They basically figured out how to market and sell the process of turning standard HDDs into NAS devices, and they've been progressing ever since.... Read More
Seagate Introduces GoFlex Home NAS Solution

Seagate Introduces GoFlex Home NAS Solution

Monday, July 19, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Seagate is expanding their hard drive line once more, with the latest device fitting into the "at-home backup" category. Yes, it's a new NAS drive, but it's unlike any standard consumer NAS device you've seen before. The new GoFlex Home is a wireless backup device that's highly flexible, and aside from backing up files... Read More
Seagate Targets Small Business With New Network Storage Server

Seagate Targets Small Business With New Network Storage Server

Wednesday, July 14, 2010 - by Jennifer Johnson in News
Seagate introduced the new BlackArmor NAS 400 network storage server. Targeting small businesses and households that want data storage protection, performance, and flexibility, the new BlackArmor server has a four-bay storage enclosure that supports a variety of Seagate-certified disk drives. The BlackArmor NAS 400 is scalable,... Read More
Apple Repairing Defective Time Capsule NAS Drives

Apple Repairing Defective Time Capsule NAS Drives

Monday, July 12, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Say what you will about Apple (and yes, there's a lot to be said), but the company has proven fairly reliable when it comes to repairing or replacing defective gear over the years. They're even confessing to a "bar issue" on the iPhone 4, which can't be an easy thing to do. The only problem we see here, however, is that... Read More
Netgear Ships ReadyNAS Ultra NAS Drive

Netgear Ships ReadyNAS Ultra NAS Drive

Friday, July 09, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
It's a good business to be in, this storage sector. Regardless of how much people have, they seem to always end up wanting more. As media grows in size and things become larger and more space-consuming to archive, people are turning to NAS drives and big RAID stacks to handle all of the content that they'd like to keep... Read More
QNAP Allow Remote Media Streaming To iPad, iPod Touch And iPhone

QNAP Allow Remote Media Streaming To iPad, iPod Touch And iPhone

Wednesday, July 07, 2010 - by Ray Willington in News
Have you been in the market for a new NAS drive? Can't figure out which one would suit you best? We know it's a crowded market out there, but QNAP has just dropped a bomb on the whole place. If you're an iPad, iPod touch or iPhone user, QNAP has a new offer that may be too good to refuse. They have developed a new QNAP... Read More
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