Seagate Adds Windows Server NAS
Updated - Seagate has announced a family of Windows Server based desktop NASes.
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Seagate Revamps Business NAS Line
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NETGEAR Announces Dual 10 GbE NAS
NETGEAR has launched what it claims is the world's fastest desktop NAS.QNAP Announces Transcoding NASes
QNAP has announced a new family of Intel i3 powered NASes and a Marvell-powered two-bay for home users.WD Announces Bigger Personal Clouds
WD today announced a four-bay addition to its My Cloud NAS family.Synology Adds Low-Cost And High Performance Dual-Bay NASes
Synology has announced two dual-bay NASes, one for only $160.Thecus Adds RAID1 Home NAS
Updated - Thecus has announced a dual-bay SOHO NAS, based on a PowerPC SoC.Synology Announces More SOHO NASes
Updated - Synology has announced a trio of SOHO NASes, including one optimized for video transcoding.QNAP Rolls Out Intel-Powered Biz NAS Trio
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has added three business-class desktop NASes.Synology Announces New SOHO NAS
Synology
has added a two-bay NAS.WD Announces Xeon-Powered Windows Servers
WD has announced two desktop storage appliances. - Seagate Debuts Five Small-Biz NASes
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