Netgear announces new NAS servers for professionals, the ReadyNAS Duo and ReadyNAS NV+ V2, which offer high-end features and performance without breaking the bank. Former CNET editor Dong Ngo has been ...

Out of everything I have changed in my home environment, there’s only one thing I would deem irreplaceable. The addition of a NAS to my network has literally changed the way I go about my day-to-day ...

Netgear has released four new additions to its ReadyNAS Ultra family of home media servers. The new ReadyNAS Ultra Plus series delivers approximately 30% more performance over the ReadyNAS Ultra ...

Five- and six-bay NAS cabinets from Iomega, Netgear, QNAP, Synology, and Thecus compete on speed, ease, and business features The entry-level NAS market is red hot. With prices dipping below $2,000 ...

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Netgear has released a new line of high-end-yet-consumer-friendly Network Attached Servers (NAS) dubbed the RN210 family. They are available in both two-and-four bay models, and this time around we’ll ...

Netgear's ReadyNAS RN104 is connected storage built for the prosumer, power home user. The device is a bit beefier than Netgear's previous two-bay model offering, the ReadyNAS Duo v2, but not the SMB ...

NETGEAR Expands Award-Winning ReadyNAS Storage for SMBs with ReadyNAS NVX NETGEAR’s 4-Bay Desktop Model Brings Double the NAS Performance, iSCSI Support and Support for Time Machine in Mac OS X SAN ...

Here in Las Vegas at Interop 2007 while roaming the show floor prior to the start of the event, I bumped into the folks at the NetGear booth who were preparing to announce several products at the show ...

Out of everything I have changed in my home environment, there’s only one thing I would deem irreplaceable. The addition of a NAS to my network has literally changed the way I go about my day-to-day ...

Typically, home users have been subjected to very few, true performance NAS products. If you wanted true performance, you had to reach a little deeper into your pocket, and pull out a bit more of that ...