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Addonics Mini NAS
$70.00
Released November, 2009
The Pros:Compatible with all popular operating systems. Extremely compact and lightweight. Uses very little power compared to a dedicated file server.
The Cons:Unattractive. Can only fit a single 2.5" drive. Includes small cooling fan.
The Addonics Mini NAS is a tiny network-attached storage device (NAS) that is as large as a small tub. It features a 2.5” drive bay that can be equipped with either a SATA drive (2TB Max) or dual Compact Flash drives (Addonics hard disk CF adapter required) Users also have the option of instead using a Solid State Drive with an optional USB cable.
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Signature to the Mini NAS is that it provides SAMBA, SMB, FTP, HDCP, Printer, UPnP, iTunes, and BitTorrent capabilities. Plus, it is compatible with all major operating systems: Windows, Mac, AND Linux. Additional features include a 10/100 Ethernet port, FTP access for up to 8 simultaneous users, and the ability to share photo/music files stored on the server with Xbox 360 video games consoles.
Features
- Networked-Attached Storage (NAS)
- Lightweight and Portable Design
- 2.5” Single Bay Drive
- SATA/SDD/Compact Flash
- Versatile OS Compatibility
- Ethernet Connectivity
- Multiple Server Functionalities
Specifications
- Model #: NAS25HDU2
- File System: FAT32
- Weight: 170g
- Interface: USB-A (printer); USB 2.0/1.1; RJ-45
- Compatibility (Windows): ALL
- Compatibility (Mac): 10.5.x or Earlier
- Compatibility (Linux) 2.6.x+
Supported Functionalities
- SAMBA
- SMB
- FTP
- DHCP
- Printer
- UPnP Media
- Bit Torrent
- ITunes Media Server
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compatible with all popular operating systems
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extremely compact and lightweight
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uses very little power compared to a dedicated file server
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includes USB port for use as a print server with USB only printers
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can only fit a single 2.5" drive
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includes small cooling fan
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no eSATA storage expansion / backup
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