freedom9 freeStor 4020 Review: Ho hum BYOD RAID 5
This kissin' cousin to the Intel SS4000-E and LaCie Ethernet Disk RAID lets you provide the drives, but has performance that fails to impress.
NAS Reviews
Iomega StorCenter Pro 150d Review
If you're looking for a no-nonsense RAID 5 NAS for business use, Jim Buzbee thinks the Pro 150d is a good choice.
LaCie Ethernet Disk RAID Review: No-frills small-biz RAID
LaCie's EDR isn't flashy, but delivers what small-biz buyers need in a RAID 5 NAS.
Thecus 1U4500 Review: Rackmount NAS with focus on performance
Thecus' rackmount NAS shares both the good and bad traits of its desktop sibling.
Synology DS207 Review:Feature-packed NAS for business and pleasure
Some NASes make you choose between fun and work by the features they include. Synology's DS207 Disk Station lets everyone be happy.
Linksys NSS4000 Review: Biz-class NAS with pizazz
Linksys is aiming its new four-drive RAID NAS family squarely at business users who will appreciate many of its unique features.
Buffalo LinkStation Live Review: Slower than Pro, but media it does show
Buffalo's "consumer" version of its speedy LinkStation Pro gains a buggy media server but loses some speed.
LaCie Ethernet Big Disk: Super size me
If you want Terabyte-sized storage and don't care about RAID, consider LaCie's Ethernet Big Disk.
Coolmax CN-570: The Swiss Army Knife of BYOD NASes
Coolmax' CN-570 seems to have something for everyone looking for an inexpensive way to put a spare IDE or SATA drive back into action.
Infrant ReadyNAS NV+ and 1100: Small steps forward
Tim Higgins takes a quick look at Infrant's newest ReadyNAS family members and finds two nice, but only incrementally better RAID 5 NASes.
LaCie Ethernet Disk mini V2: Refreshed and Ready to Rumble
LaCie has updated its single-drive NAS with a speedy new CPU, gigabit Ethernet and SATA drive. Tim Higgins found much improved network performance, but for USB attached, not so much.
Trendnet TS-I300: Simple, pricey BYOD NAS
Craig Ellison finds that Trendnet's TS-I300 is a decent, but a tad expensive entry-level NAS.