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Here is the HDLP-G Landisk NAS from I-O Data that measures at only 126mm x 130mm x 26mm. Available in 250GB, 320GB and 500GB of storage capacities, the NAS is also DLNA compatible, so you can connect it to another DLNA enabled devices. The 500GB model retails for around 23000 Yen ($235) in Japan. [Akihabara]
Drobo today released the DroboPro NAS. Priced at $1,300, the storage device will connect to your network through iSCSI (over an Ethernet cable), FireWire 800 or USB 2.0. The NAS is able to hold a maximum of 8 3.5 inch SATA hard drives for a theoretical maximum of 16TB of storage space. It is also Windows Vista/OS X compatible. [Drobo]
Western Digital comes back with an 8TB ShareSpace NAS that is priced at a hefty $1,700. This DLNA-certified NAS is perfect for media streaming purposes to devices including the Xbox 360 and PS3. ShareSpace owners are also able to download a firmware patch and experience these improvements for themselves. [Western Digital]
Lacie is famous for its external hard drives, RAID arrays, optical drives, and computer monitors. The company has rolled out the new DVR in the form of the LaCinema Black MAX. It is actually a direct competitor to Western Digital’s TV HD Media Player. The Lacinema Black MAX is a NAS storage device with a proprietary UI that can connect to your HDTV (HDMI and component) and output a 1080p signal. The device comes with either a 500GB or 1TB hard drive, that can be expanded via its USB 2.0 inputs. The Blackmax can also upscale your home movies and download movies, music and photos over WiFi or Ethernet from networked computers. The Lacie Blackmax with a 1TB drive retails for $650 and the 500GB version for $617. [Lacie]
Using the mCubed RipNAS, you will be able to rip all your CDs without the need of PC. It is a standalone CD ripper and a NAS storage device, so you can stored your music files on the built-in hard drive and shared on the network through the NAS functionality. The gadget is powered by Atom CPU with a passive cooling (no fans), and has USB ports for storage expansion. You can purchase the mCubed RipNAS for $1,415 in Europe. [Engadget]
The TS-439 Pro Turbo is QNAP’s latest NAS that comes with an Intel Atom processor running at 1.6GHz. This processor controls the 6TB of storage within. The NAS supports for online RAID capacity expansion and RAID level migration without having to turn off the server. Some of connectivity options are five USB 2.0 ports and two eSATA ports. Your sensitive data will remain secure thanks to 256-bit volume-based encryption, automatic policy-based IP blocking, and instant SMS or e-mail alerts. The device also allows you to share files across Linux, Mac and Windows platforms. Pricing info is still unavailable. [Electronista]
If you are looking for a cheap NAS, then you can choose the HDD Bank Tera α from Corega. Available in 1TB or 2TB, this NAS supports RAID 0/1 and DLNA, Active Directory, and iTunes Server. It also supports Gigabit Ethernet and HDD hot-swappable. The price ranges from ¥35000 to ¥53000, depending on the specs. [Corega]
Cisco has introduced its Wireless Home Audio (WHA) line and three new dual-drive NASes during CES 2009. The Wireless Home Audio system utilizes Ethernet, 802.11n, and DLNA to stream audio over multiple zones throughout the home. Some of the new products are the Conductor DMC350 Wireless-N Digital Music Center, Director DMC250 Wireless-N Music Player with Integrated Amplifier, Player DMP100 Wireless-N Music Extender, Stereo Speaker Kit DSPK50, DMWR1000 Wireless-N Touchscreen Remote, iPod docking station and the DMRIR500 IR Remote. The price starts at $300 upwards. See more pictures after the jump. [SmallNetBuilder] More
Iomega’s Home Media Network Hard Drive has been released. What makes this small network attached storage cool is that it can stream multimedia content to DLNA devices including Sony PlayStation, and some HDTVs. You can easily backup data with Retrospect, a known software from Iomega’s parent company EMC. The Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive can also serve as a USB printer server via USB port. The 500GB and 1TB version are priced at $160 and $230, respectively. [TechNews]
LaCie has released the first 1U rack-mounted NAS that offers a huge 6TB of storage space. The new NAS is being targeted toward small and medium-sized businesses. The company also announced that the LaCie 6TB 1U is first Apple Time Machine-compatible professional NAS on the market and will be accompanied by both Genie and Intego Backup Manager Pro to schedule file backup and computer recovery. Available in 2TB, 4TB, and 6TB, the LaCie 6TB 1U is priced at $759.99 upwards with a 3-year warranty. [Ubergizmo]
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