Slideshow: Network-Attached Storage
08/14/2010 NAS products from QNAP, Buffalo Technology, Apple, Iomega, and Seagate, in this image gallery to accompany our article "Network-Attached Storage User's Guide."
08/14/2010 NAS products from QNAP, Buffalo Technology, Apple, Iomega, and Seagate, in this image gallery to accompany our article "Network-Attached Storage User's Guide."
QNAP TS-410
A four-bay NAS will initially cost more than a two-bay model, but it's more cost-effective for larger implementations. Using RAID5 over RAID1 will further increase the savings and provide higher levels of data protection.
See the full article, Network-Attached Storage User's Guide.
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