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Martin gets technical with network attached storage as he takes a look at this one disk wonder from Synology. (more)
Synology has just announced the new DiskStation DS212+ and DS212 two bay NAS servers running on Synology's award winning DiskStation Manager (DSM) operating system. (more)
Synology has announced the availability of its brand new DiskStation Manager 3.2 for owners of the last several generations of the popular NAS box (x08 models and newer). (more)
Synology's latest Beyond NAS server operating system Beta is now available to join from Synology's website. (more)
Robust 2-Bay Network Attached Storage to Store, Distribute and Stream Your Digital Assets
ZyXEL NSA-220 2-Bay NAS
While Stock Lasts
Just £59.99 inc VAT
Offers an integrated and enterprise-class backup solution
ZyXEL NSA-2400 Network Storage Enclosure
4 SATA Drive Bays, Client and Server Back Up, Snapshot and 3 USB 2.0
£199.00 inc VAT
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Storage is one of the easiest things to overlook when buying a new PC or laptop. When I got my first PC, the hard drive space was not very important, or so I thought. Gradually, as the internet got faster, the more things you could store, the better quality of things you could store, all, came at a price of the capacity limit of your hard drive. The other issue of storing all of this information on a single disk was running the risk of total failure. If you HDD expired, so did your work or uni life, memories of your holidays, letters to the solicitors for your divorce etc. I have an external USB, I’m fine thanks. Got an additional hard drive? Me too, and it works very well, very portable. You’ve probably said “I’ll just use it for data and if my PC busts, I’ll reinstall Windows and ba-da-boom. Connect my second drive and were running again”. Sounds lovely and this does work. Today however, having just one PC in the house isn’t the norm. Take this situation for example. Dad is working in his office on his laptop, mum is on the sofa on her laptop. The eldest daughter is in her room preparing an essay and the twins are both messing on iTunes downloading songs and possibly other things over bit torrent that you don’t know about on their PC’s. Well we all can’t have separate drives now can we, that’s just expensive and unneeded. There’s pointless replication when little Timmy sends all his holiday photos to mum and then mum sends them to dad and they all end up on external disks! What’s is the solution then? Well sir, I think you need a NAS or that is a Network Attached Storage solution. It’s exactly as it sounds. In its basic terms, a Hard Drive plugged into your network that all can use. If you have a wireless printer, it does the same thing but with data. Just like a wireless printer, you install a little software that says hello to it on your network and everyone...
