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Wireless Network Attached Storage (NAS) recommendations?

MarkR · 2008-11-06 20:28:09

Just thought it might be something that would be useful at home. There's LOADS of wired ones of course, but there seems to be only a handful of wireless ones. Anyone any recommendations? Ones without Hard drives are fine, would put it in myself. I think a 3.5" drive would be better, but I'm open to suggestions. Thanks Mark

06-11-2008 8:28pm

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MarkR

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Just thought it might be something that would be useful at home. There's LOADS of wired ones of course, but there seems to be only a handful of wireless ones.

Anyone any recommendations? Ones without Hard drives are fine, would put it in myself. I think a 3.5" drive would be better, but I'm open to suggestions.

Thanks

Mark

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#2 06-11-2008 8:36pm

Dont be at yourself

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I picked up an Apple Time Capsule. It doubles as a Wireless N router, and you can connect USB drives or printers to it too. It's got a small foot print, and will work with Windows too.

Most importantly though, It Just Works. I had an absolute nightmare experience with a Planex wired NAS about 3 months prior to getting the Time Capsule. It was horrible to configure and use, and was totally unreliable.

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