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Iomega ScreenPlay DX HD and TV Link DX HD Media Players sneak out

Chris Davies, Jan 4th 2011 Discuss [3]

Two new Iomega media streamers have shown up for a CES 2011 debut, though the company isn't talking about them quite yet. The Iomega ScreenPlay DX HD Media Player and Iomega ScreenPlay TV Link DX HD Media Player each pack network connectivity, HDMI and multiple USB 2.0 ports, as well as a QWERTY-equipped remote control. Read The Full Story

Iomega TV with Boxee blends STB with NAS

Chris Davies, Jan 4th 2011 Discuss [2]

Boxee has announced its second hardware partner, Iomega, who will be following the Boxee Box by D-Link with the Iomega TV with Boxee. Unlike the D-Link version, the Iomega TV will have an optional integrated hard-drive; Boxee describes the STB as "a NAS running the Boxee software." Read The Full Story

Synology DiskStation DS1511+ packs 15TB (or 45TB with booster drives)

Chris Davies, Dec 22nd 2010 Discuss [0]

Synology has outed its latest NAS, and the DiskStation DS1511+ certainly doesn't skimp on storage space. The five-bay box can store up to 15TB alone, but will also link up with Synology's DX510 expansion units for a total of 45TB. Meanwhile data is shuffled in and out fast, with Synology using link aggregation for up to 197MB/s read rates and 165MB/s write when in RAID 5 configuration. Read The Full Story

Synology DiskStation DS211+ Announced

Evan Selleck, Dec 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

For some people, making sure that their files are backed up is of the highest priority. And sometimes focusing on the cloud is just not the best bet. That's where equipment from Synology comes in handy, especially for offices and those who just need a physical place to keep everything important to them. With the new DiskStation DS211+, it makes it easier than ever for businesses, and anyone else to share files, protect data, and have a centralized location for backing up important files. Read The Full Story

D-Link ShareCenter Pulse 2-bay consumer NAS revealed

Chris Davies, Dec 6th 2010 Discuss [0]

D-Link's latest two-bay NAS has arrived, in the shape of the D-Link ShareCenter Pulse. The first product from the company's fledgling consumer-centric refresh, with the DNS-320 packing a pair of 3.5-inch SATA hard-drive bays, UPnP media streaming, iTunes server functionality, standalone BitTorrent downloads and various power management systems that D-Link reckons make the ShareCenter Pulse relatively green. They include hard-drive hibernation and "Green Ethernet", which intelligently controls networking power consumption based on the state of your cabling, together with a smart fan that automatically adjusts according to temperature. You can also schedule fixed downtime, turning the NAS off when you won't be needing it, and use it with Apple's Time Machine backup. Read The Full Story

Reviews

Synology DiskStation DS211 Review

Ewdison Then, Nov 19th 2010 Discuss [7]

The Synology DiskStation DS211 isn’t the company’s first NAS to cross the SlashGear test bench, but it’s perhaps the most home-user focused model so far. A two-bay network-attached backup box, the DS211 also throws in DLNA media streaming duties and cross-platform compatibility. With a diskless retail price of around $320, is this the box you should be entrusting your data security to? Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Plextor PX-NAS4: up to 8TB of power-frugal NAS

Chris Davies, Nov 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

Plextor has outed its latest NAS, the four-bay PX-NAS4. Capable of putting up to 8TB on - or under - your desk, the PX-NAS4 supports iSCSI together with RAID JBOD/0/1/5/10 (with a hot spare bay for RAID 1/5 setups) and both eSATA and USB ports for adding external drives. Read The Full Story

Drobo S v.2 adds USB 3.0 support; DroboPro FS gets offsite Drobo Sync

Chris Davies, Nov 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

Data Robotics has updated its Drobo S backup system, with Drobo S v.2 adding USB 3.0 support for high-speed external drives. As we reviewed back in April, the Drobo S has two FireWire ports and an eSATA connection, along with five 3.5-inch SATA I/II drive bays and the company's BeyondRAID data protection system; the second-gen version keeps all that, but throws in USB 3.0. Read The Full Story

QNAP launches new TX-x19P+ line of turbo NAS servers for home and office

Shane McGlaun, Nov 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

QNAP has a gob of different NAS storage devices in its line up aimed at every one from the home user to the small business and larger enterprise users. The company's line of storage offerings allow for easier backups of data on the network and offer devices with single and multiple drives. The company has added a new line of NAS devices for the home and small office user that are called the TS-x19P+ series. Read The Full Story

DroboPro FS puts 16TB of self-healing backup onto your network

Ewdison Then, Oct 4th 2010 Discuss [2]

Data Robotics has announced its latest network backup system, the Data Robotics DroboPro FS. Based on the Drobo FS launched back in April and the DroboPro from the year before, the DroboPro FS is targeted at small businesses and supports up to eight 3.5-inch SATA-II hard-drives for a maximum 16TB capacity. Network connectivity consists of two gigabit ethernet ports. Read The Full Story

LaCie Wireless Space: the Sith’s Time Capsule

Chris Davies, Sep 16th 2010 Discuss [0]

LaCie has outed its latest external hard-drive, the Wireless Space, and while the Neil Poulton designed 1TB and 2TB drives may look a lot like the company's other blocky models, inside there's a whole lot of wireless goodness simmering away. The LaCie Wireless Space is a combination NAS, gigabit ethernet and WiFi b/g/n router, media server and network extender, basically the company's own version of the Apple Time Capsule. Read The Full Story

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