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Network-attached storage – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The front of the Linksys NSLU2.
Image via Wikipedia

Network-attached storage – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. I have written before about many network attached storage systems that I have worked with and recommend. Now with cloud storage, this is becoming less popular but I believe it still has a place for professionals or anyone with non-replaceable digital assets.

I am not so fond of SAN’s for the home user, they are too complex for the average person. Many NAS systems are combining things formerly found in SAN’s like automatic failover and redundant hardware. That is an encouraging sign that eventually it will be standard.

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Buffalo adds new USB 3.0 DriveStation Duo and DriveStation Quad solutions – SlashGear

Buffalo adds new USB 3.0 DriveStation Duo and DriveStation Quad solutions – SlashGear. I have read stories of people who have used this and liked it. So it might be an option for you. For $250-$600 seems very cost effective.

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WiebeTech RTX220-QR RAID: SSD speeds at HD prices

From the article “The price of the RTX220-QR with the twin 2 TB drives is 863.00, while the largest OWC SSD array twin 400 GB SSDs for a total of 800 GB RAID 0 costs a whopping 3,200.” It seems the major fault in this unit is that it can be lounder than other RAIDS when running so if it is in a back room that might work best.

via WiebeTech RTX220-QR RAID: SSD speeds at HD prices.

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