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WD My Cloud 4TB Personal Cloud Storage

April 2, 2015

In a country where seemingly all information is shared and the average household contains 5.7 devices connectable to a cloud source, the need for a storage device for them to connect to is rising. Experts believe that the average household in the U.S. will have 3.3 terabytes of data in cloud storage by 2016. If this is the case, then the WD My Cloud 4TB Personal Cloud Storage - NAS is the perfect device for the average United States household and will be a must-have within the next year.

This cloud device is built much like a large storage external hard-drive with a few ports at the rear including a USB 3.0 port for additional storage needs, a gigabit Ethernet port to connect to a local network, and a port for a standard Kensington security cable. It holds 4TB of information, though there are 2, 3, and 6TB options as well. It is 6.7" tall, 5.5" deep, 1.9" wide, and weighs 2.19 lbs and can operate in temperatures ranging from 41°F to 95°F and can be stored in temperatures ranging from -4°F to 149°F.


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WD 4TB My Cloud Personal Network Attached Storage - NAS - WDBCTL0040HWT-NESN (Personal Computers)


List Price: $219.99 USD
New From: $163.00 USD In Stock
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Western Digital's personal cloud storage unit features a dual-core processor and is both Mac and PC compatible. To access the cloud built into this unit, you simply download an app to your computer or mobile device so long as specifications to use the software are met. With this app, you can search through your photos, music, and movies with just a few clicks or swipes. For access with Apple Iphone or Ipad, you must be running software update 6.0 or later. With Android smartphones or tablets, version 2.3 or later is required. Mac requires Mac OS X Mountain Lion version 10.8, Lion version 10.7 and Snow Leopard version 10.6 or higher. PCs require Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP 3) 32 or 64 bit.

While most online reviewers are happy with their devices, 717 of 1,871 reviews on Amazon giving a rating of five stars, most reviewers have two common issues that WD is more than willing attempt to help resolve: speed and connectivity.

The speed issue seems to be stemming from people expecting the cloud storage to react just as quickly or faster than local storage. While some units have had offers for the reviewer to return the item, in case of malfunctioning hardware or software, others seem to be having no issues with the slightly lowered speed on functionality.

The connectivity issue, however, can seemingly be fixed with firmware upgrades available through Western Digital. If the firmware updates do not provide a more stable connection, the company has offered some reviewers the opportunity to exchange their cloud device for another in case the hardware or software is defective.

On the other hand, people love the easy setup and sleek design of the device. They also enjoy having the ability to access their files from anywhere on the go or at home without having to haul around a bulky external storage device.

The prices for this device vary depending on when Western Digital is having a sale, but are generally right at the $200 mark. While there are devices that are on the market for cheaper, many do not provide the same access as Western Digital has promised to provide with their My Cloud devices or the customer service provided to those that may not have had the ideal experience.

While there are many happy owners of Western Digital's My Cloud 4TB Personal Cloud Storage - NAS, you should be aware that the speed granted by this storage unit is not quite up to par with what you might get with a local storage unit. It is, however, highly spoken of when the speed does not seem to be an issue and Western Digital's customer support team is willing to work with anyone who is unhappy with the speed or is having issues with connectivity. binary trading

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Filed Under: Western Digital NAS Tagged With: Western Digital

Synology America DiskStation 1-Bay Network Attached Storage (DS115J)

March 27, 2015

 

The Synology DS115j is a feature-rich NAS server that you can use to store and backup documents or setup a personal cloud. In addition, it is affordable, making it the ideal NAS server for a startup business or a SMB. With that in mind, here is a review of the Synology Disk Station DS115j:

Design and Construction

In terms of design, the DS115j is a compact and lightweight NAS server. The exterior of this server is made of a glossy white plastic external casing stamped with the Synology logo, which acts as an air vent. The rubber stubs on the base are also a notable feature. The server has one blue power indicator light at the front as well as three green status, disk, and network lights. On the hardware front, the DS115j has a Marvell Armada 370 processor that runs at 800 MHz, 256 MB DDR3 RAM, hardware encryption engine, and 8 MB of flash memory. This NAS server accepts hard disks with storage capacity of up to 6TB. According to the manufacturer, it is very energy efficient consuming only 3.85W when idle and 12.6W when in use.

Synology America DiskStation 1-Bay Network Attached Storage (DS115J)

Binding Personal Computers
Brand Synology
Color White
EAN 4711174721771
Item Part Number DS115J
Label Synology America
List Price $129.99
Manufacturer Synology America
Model DS115J
MPN DS115J
Operating System PC; Mac
Package Quantity 1
Part Number DS115J
Product Group Personal Computer
Product Type Name COMPUTER_DRIVE_OR_STORAGE
Publisher Synology America
Size 22in l x 15in w x 10in h
Studio Synology America
Title Synology America DiskStation 1-Bay Network Attached Storage (DS115J)
UPC 846504001774
Warranty 2 year limited warranty
Synology America DiskStation 1-Bay Network Attached Storage (DS115J)
Synology America DiskStation 1-Bay Network Attached Storage (DS115J)
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Price:$139.81
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Dimensions

Measuring only 9 × 3 × 7 inches, this server takes minimal shelf or floor space.

Weight

The Synology DS115j weighs just 1.6 pounds making it easy to lift with one hand.

Number of Hard Drive Bays

This network attached storage device has only one hard drive bay that can fit a 2.5-inch or 3.5¬-inch disk. Installing a hard disk in this bay is easy because the SATA connectors are easily accessible. Moreover, there are two hard disk mounting bars with holes for screws. If you opt to install a 2.5-inch hard disk, you will only need one screw. It is advisable to screw a hard disk to prevent it from sliding/moving around if you pick up your DS115j server.

Expandability

The DS115j has two USB 2.0 ports and a RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet port. It supports myriad network protocols such as PPTP, PPPoE, FTP, POP3, SMFTP, and DDNS. This is in addition to remote management protocols (HTTP, SNMP, HTTTPS, SSH, and Telnet), data link protocols (10 MB LAN, 100Mb LAN, and GigE), as well as network services compatibility using Apple File Protocol (AFP), Microsoft CIFS, Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV), and Network File System (NFS).

Software Features

This NAS server runs Synology’s DiskStation Manager (DSM) making it easy to access and share documents. Furthermore, it has Synology’s Antivirus Essential to keep cybercriminals at bay. Other software modules include iTunes media server, VPN server, Synology’s QuickConnect, Synology’s MyDS service, DLNA digital media server, as well as tools for managing downloads via BitTorrent or FTP. It is worth noting that this server supports Joomla, Drupal, and WordPress.

Speed

According to a speed test carried out by Tech Radar, the Synology DS115j NAS server achieved speeds of 46MB/sec while uploading and 51MB/sec while downloading content. A 2×HD test, which is equivalent to playing two HD movies simultaneously, achieved speeds of 102MB/sec. However, Content Creation and Photo Editing speeds were relatively low at 8.9MB/sec and 8.5MB/sec respectively.

Additional Features and Specifications

This NAS server supports file sharing across operating systems like Windows, Mac, and Linux. Moreover, the manufacturer has developed various mobile apps that you can download and use to access/manage content from your smartphone/tablet.

Pros

Firstly, consumers get a feature-rich product that includes downloadable apps. Secondly, it is energy efficient and quiet.

Cons

No USB 3.0 ports.

Consumer Ratings

Consumers seem to agree that this NAS server offers great value for money. However, setup can be tricky especially when initializing via the web.

Price

Prices for this server range from $129 to $140. Some online retailers, such as Amazon, offer free shipping.

Final Word

If you would like to build a personal cloud where you can store text and video files, go for the Synology DS115j Disk Station NAS device. It can store up to 6TB of content and comes with Synology’s award winning DiskStation Manager (DSM). You can also manage content via downloadable apps.Its hard disk bay can only accommodate one 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch disk.

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Filed Under: Synology, NAS Tagged With: Synology, Synology NAS, 1 Bay NAS

QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS Overview

March 23, 2015

Home cloud storage has become more popular over the past few years, especially with the increased use of wireless devices in the home. When looking for wireless storage options, its often best to keep an eye on the different products on the market. One such product is the 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS.

Specs
Dimensions: 6.97" x 7.09" x 9.25"
Weight: 6.61 lbs
Power Consumption: 31.07 W
Processor: 2.41 GHz Intel Celeron Processor
RAM: 1GB DDR3L RAM
Ports: USB 3.0 Ports, 2 USB 2.0 Ports, 2 Gigabit LAN Inputs, and 1 HDMI Port
Capacity: 4 Hard Drives

QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS, Intel 2.41GHz Dual Core CPU with Media Transcoding (TS-451-US)
QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS, Intel 2.41GHz Dual Core CPU with Media Transcoding (TS-451-US)
List Price: $449.00
Price: $419.99
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Design and construction

As you might expect from any given storage device, the TS-451 isn't really much to look at. Meant for homes or small businesses, it's all about functionality - something that most consumers will appreciate, even if they tend to keep the device out of sight. Boasting four hard drive bays (3.5 and 2.5 SATA II/III HDD and 2.5 SATA II/III SSD compatible), it's got room to store about 20 terabytes of data (or sixty, with the expansion).

As a tower, the unit is quite stable and able to stand up to daily use. While the simple color scheme and plastic construction certainly don't place it at home with some of the higher-tech storage devices out there, it's a fine design for those who are looking to have cloud storage available at home or in a small business setting.

Features

As with most storage devices, it is the features that make the T2-451 stand out from the competition. Working on the QTS 4.1 OS, the system is accessible through a web interface and fairly easy to use even for inexperienced consumers. The device also features faster-than-advertised access speeds, a rare HDMI out that allows for high-quality media play, and a fairly simple architecture that will allow most users to upgrade the device as they see fit.

Pros

Most buyers of the QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS are quite happy with their purchase - most cite the quick set-up and ease of use as major selling points, but there are a few other pros that tend to stand out with the machine. As mentioned above, transfer rates are fairly high for the price point, and most users are quite happy to see that they're getting a little more than what they had assumed they were paying for. The machine itself is also relatively quiet, especially compared to its peers, making it ideal for use in a home. Finally, the inclusion for the HDMI port for media play might not be a selling point for the device, but it certainly is a feature with which many buyers have found themselves quite happy.

Cons

The QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS isn't quite a perfect device, though it does seem that most consumer ratings are quite high for the product. One of the major complaints about the device is that the construction simply seems cheap - the plastic is a bit flimsy, and it simply doesn't seem like it is on par with many of its competitors. A slew of other issues have been mentioned, but they're far from widespread - there are reported issues with app synching and limited, though troubling, reports of problems with the USB ports. There have also been issues regarding the software and its utility on mobile devices - not widespread, again, but important to note.

So, what the verdict on the QNAP TS-451 4-Bay Personal Cloud NAS?

It's a good, but not perfect, system. It's more suitable for small businesses and homes than large businesses, and those with an incredible amount of data storage needs might need to look for something robust. With that said, transfer rates are quick and the device holds up to standard use, so most consumers will be happy with the product.

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Filed Under: QNAP, 4-Bay NAS Tagged With: QNAP

QNAP TS-431 4-Bay NAS

March 17, 2015

The QNAP TS-431 is a network storage center that you can use to set up an entertainment center, file backup center, or remote access center either at home or at your place of work. This low/mid-price NAS server also allows sharing of files between various connected devices such as smartphones, tablets, desktop PCs, and laptops. With that in mind, here is an overview of the QNAP TS-431 network attached storage device:

Design and Construction

Design and construction of the QNAP TS-431 is hinged on an advanced ARM Cortex-A9 dual core 1.2 GHz processor. It is worth noting that this processor comes with an embedded hardware encryption engine. This is in addition to 512 DDR3 RAM and 512MB flash memory. The ARM processor takes care of rendering 2D and 3D graphics via its embedded graphics processing units. This processing power makes it easy to transfer large files at high speeds provided one installs a dual-band 2.4GHz/5GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi USB adapter or uses a wired ethernet connection.

QNAP TS-431 4-bay Personal Cloud NAS with PLEX, DLNA, and Mobile Apps Support (TS-431)
QNAP TS-431 4-bay Personal Cloud NAS with PLEX, DLNA, and Mobile Apps Support (TS-431)
List Price: $289.00
Price: $265.98
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Dimensions

While you may expect a powerful NAS server such as this to be large, the reality is this is an incredibly small server. It measures 6.97 × 7.09 × 9.25 inches making it ideal for home or small office use.

Size of the Machine

Once again, this small NAS server has a net weight of 3 kg and a gross weight of 4.3 kg.

Number of Hard Drive Bays

The TS-431 comes with four hard drive bays, which are locked in place via a lever mechanism. However, the manufacturer’s package does not come with hard drives. You would have to purchase compatible hard drives and insert them into these bays. It is worth noting that you do not have to install all four drives at once. You can start with one or two and install others whenever needed later.

Expandability

This NAS server is built with expandability in mind. It comes with various ports such as three USB 3.0 ports, one eSATA port, and two Gigabit RJ-45 Ethernet LAN ports. One USB port is located at the front while two are located at the rear. The eSATA port is located at the rear.

Software Features

QNAP TS-431 comes with an embedded Linux operating system. It supports various operating systems such Apple Mac OS X onward, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2003 onward, UNIX, and Linux. This means browsers such as Apple’s Safari, Google’s Chrome, Mozilla’s Firefox, and Microsoft’s IE 10+ are compatible with this NAS server. It also supports various iOS and Android mobile apps such as Qfile, Qmusic, Qget, Qremote, and Vmobile.

Speed

The QNAP TS-431 has read and write speeds of up to 110 MB/s and 80 MB/s, respectively.

Additional Features and Specifications

Desirable extra features and specifications include web-based file manager with HTTPS 2048-bit encryption, network access protection with auto-blocking, importable SSL certificate, surveillance stations that support more than 2,700 IP cameras, VPN server, DLNA server, graphical web-based editor for taking notes, and myQNAPcloud service.

Pros

Firstly, this is an affordable product. Secondly, it is a quality product. Thirdly, it has tons of features that IT buffs and administrators will find useful. For example, it supports multiple port-trunking modes as well as media streaming via DLNA. Fourthly, it supports RAID across all four hard drive bays.

Consumer Ratings

Most consumers seem to be happy with the performance, quality, design, and reliability of the QNAP TS-431 NAS server. Nevertheless, some consumers feel that setting up the server can be a bit tricky, especially for people who are unfamiliar with it.

Price

Prices vary from one retailer to the next. In general, prices range from $289 to $463. The good news is majority of online retailers such as newegg and Amazon offer free shipping.

Conclusion

If you are looking for an affordable NAS server for use at home or at your workplace, the QNAP TS-431 is a good choice. It is powered by an ARM Cortex-A9 dual core processor. It supports Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems.


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QNAP TS-431 4-bay Personal Cloud NAS with PLEX, DLNA, and Mobile Apps Support (TS-431) (Personal Computers)


List Price: $289.00 USD
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QNAP TS 431 4 bay Personal Cloud NAS

 

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Filed Under: QNAP, 4-Bay NAS Tagged With: 4 Bay NAS, QNAP NAS

WD Green vs Red Drives

January 8, 2015

WD Red 3 TB NAS Hard Drive SATA III  64 MB Cache WD30EFRX 2I found a nice analysis of Western Digital Green drives vs Western Digital Red drives on pugetsystems.com.

WD Red drives are very similar to the Green drives except that the automatic head parking mechanism is timed to 5 minutes instead of 8 seconds (for the Green) and the time the drive is allowed to try to reallocate sectors is reduced in the Red drives because most NAS arrays will not allow for more than a few seconds before the drive is assumed to be failing and is taken offline from the array.

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Seagate 4-bay NAS Review

October 14, 2014

Seagate 4-Bay Atom Based NASPCworld has a review of the Seagate 4-Bay NAS 16TB NAS (Model STCU16000100). This is a 4-bay NAS with four 4 GB seagate drives installed. The NAS is based on a dual-core Intel Atom C2338 CPU which provides very good performance.

Seagate has a version of RAID - "SimplyRAID" that provides the ability to mix and max drive sizes.

Performance was good:

Seagate’s 4-bay NAS with a dual-core Intel Atom C2338 CPU proved to be a good performer. It wrote our 10GB mix of files and folders at 31.6MBps, and it read the collection back at 87.2MBps. With a single 10GB file, its performance jumped to 35.8MBps and 110MBps respectively.

PCWORLD

The review concludes that this NAS is a good value with very few cons:

  • Cannot lock drive trays
  • Pricey IP camera licenses

PCWORLD

Looks like one to consider if you like Seagate products especially.

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Synology and QNAP Recommended…Again

October 13, 2014

QNAP TS-269LI found a forum thread at hardforum.com started by someone who was looking for a NAS suggestion. He didn't want to build a dedicated box (or reuse one) but wanted recommendations for a home NAS:

I would prefer a dedicated NAS unit over a re-purposed windows/linux box just from the standpoint of better integration of parts, smaller footprint/power requirements, and ease of maintenance so I'm wondering what the consensus is for finding something decent in the $500-$600 range with 4 bays and 10/100/1000 NIC

Hardforum

Not surprisingly most of the answers tend toward recommending Synology or QNAP. One praised QNAP's support of a problem with a 5-year old QNAP:

As suggested, look at Synology or Qnap. I had an issue with my Qnap the other day, it lost its RAID config after I powered it down, when it came up, no RAID. Even though its a 2009 model and way out of warranty, Qnap support did a remote session, ran some commands to get rid of file system corruption and I was back in business, pretty impressive

Hardforum

Bottom line - there was a recommendation for Drobo one for D-Link in the mix, but most were for Synology or QNAP.

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Drobo Launches Mini with 8 TB Preloaded

October 10, 2014

Drobo MiniDrobo has introduced the Drobo Mini now with 8 TB of storage preloaded. For those who want massive storage in a small package - this is the one for you. The Drobo Mini with hard drives loaded only weighs in at about 3 pounds.

While not a NAS, but rather a direct attached storage device, the Mini sports USB 3 and Thunderbolt connectivity.

For more about the Mini, check out Drobo's product page.

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