upgrades/storage/memory

03/16/2006, 6:45pm, EST

Thursday, March 16th

FW Depot unveils NAS Pro storage

FireWire Depot today unveiled the NAS Pro, its Network Attached Storage server based on Intel technologies. The NAS Pro supports up to eight hot swap SATA drives for storage that can be configured as RAID 0, 1, 5, or JBOD, and transport data through two gigabit Ethernet ports. Key features of the network attached storage device include expandability with an optional extended module, lightweight aluminum construction, a quiet power supply, and background RAID creation. The device supports insertion detection/automatic RAID set rebuilding, features fully hot swappable disk mechanisms, and offers simple Web browser-based administration. Additional features key features of the NAS Pro include "Snap-Shot" to create a read-only copy of the contents of a NAS server; volume aggregation; hard drive roaming; a built-in optical recorder; hot expansion; integrated network disc server & data archiving; smart sync; virus protection; and email notification. The NAS Pro is available for $3,300.


Filed under: upgrades/storage

, , comment, del.icio.us, slashdot, digg, buzz


post a comment
Reader Reactions (Please use <i></i> for italic text)

subscribe to comments
for this article




Expand All   Global Settings
Be the first to post comments on this story.
Your Comments

In order to post comments: If you are a registered member, please login with your MacNN Forums username and password otherwise please uncheck the checkbox below.


Registered Member?
macnn forums login:

macnn forums password:

Not a member of the MacNN forums? Register now for free.

RSS Feeds

Have the latest content delivered to your desktop via RSS. Use the links below to get access to a specific blog, news, or reviews feed.



  MacNN -all

  MacNN Reviews

  MacNN Podcasts

  iPodNN

  Electronista

  Left Lane News
Want To Sell Your Laptop? Any Condition - receive Top Cash. Get an instant quote. Free shipping www.CashForLaptops.com
Buy from The Apple Store, iTunes.com, Amazon.com, TechDepot, OfficeDepot, Computers4Sure, or donate.