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The Tech Report reviews Western Digital’s latest in high performance spindle-based desktop storage.
can the new VelociRaptor compete in this rapidly evolving storage market, or has it become, well, a dinosaur?
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Robin Harris over at the Storage Bits blog goes over a new UW-M paper analyzing the fault tolerance claims of ZFS.
File systems guard all the data in your computer, but most are based on 20-30 year old architectures that put your data at risk with every I/O. The open source ZFS from Sun Oracle claims high data integrity – and now that claim has been tested.
X-bit labs reviews the Netgear ReadyNAS Duo.
The ReadyNAS Duo is positioned as a solution for homes with more than one computer. Unlike a USB drive, the ReadyNAS connects to the network and is simultaneously accessible via all connected Windows or Macintosh computers. Read more about this device in our review.
The Tech Report reviews the Western Digital My Book World Edition II, a two drive, ready to use NAS.
Toms Hardware reviews the Drobo USB DAS device.
SmallNetBuilder checks out the rackmount Thecus 1U4500 which can hold four SATA drives.
SmallNetBuilder reviews the Linksys NSS4000 NAS.
SmallNetBuilder takes a look at the Norco DS-500, a five drive eSATA attached drive enclosure.
Toms Hardware reviews the Sytrin SHF1 Hard Drive Cooler.
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