The Synology DS413 DiskStation could be the frugal person's alternative to a RAID 5 Atom-powered NAS.

Infortrend's EonNAS Pro 500 has some unique features, but doesn't measure up to competitors on performance and more.

NETGEAR's entry-level dual-bay ReadyNAS Duo v2 is still hard to beat for flexibilty.

The DS413j DiskStation is Synology's least-expensive way to get one of its RAID 5 NASes.

Think of the Synology DS412+ DiskStation as a non-expandable four-bay version of the DS1512+ in a mostly plastic case.

ZyXEL's NSA325 delivers plenty of features and decent performance in a RAID 1 NAS for surprisingly little cost.

The QNAP TS-569 Pro brings Intel's D2700 Atom to a five-bay platform, but little performance boost over the TS-559 Pro II.

Thecus' five-bay N5550 offers great performance at a price that won't require a second mortgage.

QNAP's TS-269 Pro can move files at near Gigabit speeds. But it could push the limit of what you're willing to spend for a two-bay NAS.

Our quick-and-dirty comparative review shows that Western Digital's new Red made-for-NAS drive can improve your NAS' performance in certain cases.

Thecus' TopTower N6850 is a very powerful $1200 NAS that can make good use of a 10 GbE connection.

Update - The Synology DS1512+ DiskStation is an expandable high-performance five-bay NAS using Intel's D2700 Atom processor.

Thecus' N4800 uses Intel's D2700 "Cedar View" Atom processor, but has performance similar to D525 Atom competitors.

Iomega's incremental tweak of its dual-drive NAS brings new features and slightly better performance.

WD's My Book Live Duo improves on its single-drive sibling with dual drives and much easier-to-use remote access.

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.

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.

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

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