LaCie has announced two new Windows Server based NASes.

Every home could probably benefit from some sort of home server, but it doesn't have to be a loud, power hungry box.

Buffalo's TeraStation Pro Quad WSS is a bit on the expensive side for a WSS based NAS. But it handles up to 50 users.

QNAP has released a beta for its next NAS OS that includes VPN and proxy servers.

Buffalo's TeraStation Pro Quad WSS is for those who like their Windows Storage Server NASes straight up.

QNAP swings for the server-replacement fences with its new ten-bay powerhouse.

Thecus has introduced a four-bay NAS that isn't Marvell or Intel-based.

Western Digital's DX4000 Sentinel is easy to use and configure, but has too many rough edges.

Synology says it has released new firmware that gooses the performance of all of its ARM-based NASes.

Thecus has launched a line of rackmount Intel Pentium and Xeon powered NASes.

Western Digital is going after small business buyers with its new four-bay NAS.

Western Digital has announced its first business-class NAS.

The Synology DS712+ DiskStation is an expensive, but expandable high-performance two-bay NAS.

NETGEAR has updated its entry-level two and four-bay NASes.

Synology has added three dual-bay NASes to its DiskStation family.

The Synology DS2411+ DiskStation has the most storage you can get on an Atom-powered NAS.

Updated - In the second and final part of our series, we finish up the instructions for rolling your own Debian-based Time Machine backup virtual appliance.

Updated - Through the magic of virtualization, you can make any Windows machine serve as a place to store your Apple Time Machine backup files without using the nasty old TMShowUnsupportedNetworkVolumes hack.

Updated - Synology has added another dual-drive expandable NAS to its small-biz product line.

We always like to hear about our readers' homebrew projects. Nick Scott wrote about the Atom-based server he built.