Tim Higgins
Netgear has announced a new version of its "Storage Centrol"
NAS, adding gigabit Ethernet capability.
The
Storage Central Turbo (SC101T) also now supports two 3.5-inch SATA disk
drives of "any capacity".
Like its predecessor, the SC101T is based on Zetera’s Z-SAN Storage Area Network
technology, which works only with Windows 2000 and XP systems.
The SC101T is "expected to be available" in "early 2007".
Pricing was not announced.
Synology today announced two entry level and two mid level NASes.
SMC today announced the first of its TigerStore SMB NAS Storage Servers. The SMCNAS04 is a BYOD NAS with four SATA drive slots to accommodate up to 3TB of storage. The same chassis is also available as the SMCNAS24 with four 250GB drives.
Both products support RAID 0, 1, 4, and 5, with "future options" for JBOD and BIG. Features include drive hot-swappability, integrated four port gigabit switch and three USB 2.0 ports for drive expansion, printer connection or connection to USB-enabled UPSes.
Pogoplug today announced a cloud printing feature and start of shipments for its wireless adapter and Pogoplug Biz model.
