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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 ...

Any device connected to a Gigabit LAN will have maximum read and write speeds of 125MB/sec. However, just as the controller chip on an SSD has a huge effect on the drive's speed, the same is also true ...

Netgear has revealed its latest two home network-attached-storage devices, the ReadyNAS Duo v2 and ReadyNAS NV+ v2, offering two or four bays of redundant storage, backup and media streaming. Building ...

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 ...

The NETGEAR ReadyNAS 424 sports really good build quality and boasts of a diverse set of features that make it sort of an all-rounder. The interface is quite simple to navigate even for new users and ...

Netgear revealed its ambitious network storage plans early this year, rolling out the red carpet for an eventual launch of a handful of ReadyNAS units that would complement the ReadyNAS Duo v2 that we ...

Wi-Fi & Broadband The best mesh Wi-Fi system 2025 Wi-Fi & Broadband The best Wi-Fi extenders in 2025: top devices for boosting your WiFi network Pro This 2-bay NAS can accommodate up to 60TB of hard ...

Netgear has launched a NAS storage appliance for small to medium-sized businesses that promises up to eventually hold up to 24TB of data. The ReadyNAS 3200, announced on Monday, is a 2U unified ...

Netgear is beefing up its NAS options with the new ReadyNAS Duo Gigabit lineup, featuring dual SATA drives and shipping in 500GB (RND2150), 750GB (RND2175) and 1TB (RND2110) capacities. In addition to ...

Going deep into the Reddit rabbit hole and watching dozens of YouTube videos to understand my first NAS better threw a lot of information (read: noise) at me. I was flush with everything I needed to ...