MyOpenRouter - Storage

NETGEAR Announces ReadyNAS Pro Desktop Storage Solution

Community Headlines — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 19:23:52 GMT

ReadyNAS Pro, the newest and fastest member of the ReadyNAS product family, provides up to 6TB of network-attached storage, enabling users across the LAN or WAN to store, back up and share digital data from a combination of WindowsÂ®, MacintoshÂ® and LinuxÂ® platforms.

NETGEAR ReadyNAS Pro Gets Glowing Review From gadget

Community Headlines — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:08:53 GMT

If you're a regular on MyOpenRouter, you've probably heard of the ReadyNAS network storage solutions from NETGEAR. The ReadyNAS Duo , the consumer version of the ReadyNAS, is an awesome solution for home use, and with it you can stream your media, back up your most important data, and even share your photos online. But, what if you need a beefier solution? Something to run your business with? In steps the ReadyNAS Pro, a super-strong version of the ReadyNAS, equipped with the best technology to protect your most valuable data. You can learn more about the ReadyNAS Pro at NETGEAR's official site by clicking here. If you're wondering just how good the ReadyNAS pro can be, check out this review by gadget, at TheTechStop.net, complete with video, by clicking here! Here are some short excerpts from the detailed review by Robert Ballecer at gadget: "The Raptor is one of the fastest hard drives on the planet… and it got clobbered by the Pro." "We found ourselves in a predicament in benchmarking the ReadyNAS Pro because of one simple problem… none of our testing gear was able to keep up with the sustained transfer rate of the Pro." + [Click here...

NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo Wins a "100 Best Products of 2008 Award" from PC World

Community Headlines — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 14:43:05 GMT

From the official press release via NETGEAR.com: SANTA CLARA, Calif. – June 9, 2008 – NETGEAR, Inc. (NASDAQGM: NTGR), a worldwide provider of technologically advanced, branded networking products, today announced that the NETGEAR ReadyNAS™ Duo Home Media Server has been honored by PC World with a 100 Best Products of 2008 Award. This is the second year running that a member of the ReadyNAS product line has been recognized as one of the “100 Best Products” by PC World. The article, in which the PC World editors announced their list of the 100 best technology products available today, can be viewed at http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,146161/article.html and will also be featured in the July 2008 issue of PC World. The NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo Home Media Server, which was selected by PC World as the top network-attached storage device in a recent roundup of NAS devices, is an intelligent award-winning network storage solution that enables prosumers and consumers to centralize, organize and serve digital media throughout the home to a growing variety of network-attached devices including Windows- and Macintosh-based computers, digital media receivers, and game consoles. The respected 100 Best Products Awards honor products that meld practical features with innovation and reflect the rapidly...

Review of NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo

Peter Redmer — Wed, 14 May 2008 04:49:25 GMT

I can hear the words echoing through my high school Macintosh lab... "Make sure you save!" Echoing, echoing, echoing... more like beaten into my head! This reminder was thrown out multiple times over the course of each class, whether we were being allowed to browse the Internet (which was a phenominal experience back then, being that it was so "new"), writing a paper, or creating our HyperCard stacks for our class project. I think I still have a floppy disk from back then lying around somewhere. So, this mantra has stayed with me my entire life. I've always saved documents, projects, presentations... even my SimCities multiple times and in multiple locations. Up until now, though, I haven't needed a full-scale, industrial strength backup solution. I had been backing things up to CD and DVD and only recently acquired a small (120 GB) external drive, which I currently use with Time Machine on my Mac. My music also resides there. But, that just won't cut the mustard. For all practical purposes, it's almost maxed out on space. And frankly, it seems a little unreliable at times, and needs rebooting once in a while. It hasn't failed yet, which is fantastic, but...

NETGEAR ReadyNAS Duo Now Shipping

Community Headlines — Mon, 07 Apr 2008 16:30:35 GMT

If you've been waiting for a network attached storage and home media serving solution, check out the ReadyNAS Duo from NETGEAR. It's now available for shipping on Amazon.com, get them before they're all sold out! This innovative storage solution will not only back up your important data, but will also stream music, photos, and video to existing players on your network (such as the Digital Entertainer.) You can also create a personal webpage to easily share your photos with your family. The ReadyNAS Duo is available in 500GB, 750GB, and 1TB models. Features of the ReadyNAS Duo | Purchase the ReadyNAS Duo Essential Digital Media Tips and Tricks at MyDigitalEntertainer.com View Other NETGEAR Storage Products

ReadyNAS Duo Home Media Server: Feature Overview

Peter Redmer — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:00:00 GMT

Have you taken a digital photo lately? Or maybe a high definition video on your camcorder? If you have, you're like most of us - your world has gone digital. We're all experiencing it in many ways - the "rapid proliferation" of digital media. Most likely, you have a growing collection of music, photos, and even high definition video stored on one or multilple PC's in your home. In addition, digital media has experienced quantum leaps in performance, quality, and also in size. Back in the day, 1.2 megapixel cameras were the talk of the town. Now, 10 megapixels or more are common, and the size of the photos has increased as well. Many folks have multiple computers in the home linked up to broadband Internet, compared to the astronomically slower dial-up connections of yesterday. The popularity of HD video and streaming of that video is on the rise. A recent study by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) reveals that a surprising number of Americans are not backing up their digital files. Almost 33% of folks surveyed stated they didn't see the need to back up their files, and 22% stated that they do not back up their files because...

ReadyNAS Duo Now Available for Preorder on Amazon!

Community Headlines — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 21:02:47 GMT

NETGEAR's ReadyNAS Duo is now available for preorder from Amazon.com! This innovative storage solution will not only back up your important data, but will also stream music, photos, and video to existing players on your network (such as the Digital Entertainer.) You can also create a personal webpage to easily share your photos with your family. The ReadyNAS Duo will be available in 500GB, 750GB, and 1TB models. Watch for more exciting news on the ReadyNAS Duo, you can also take a look at the data sheet for more information!

Data Sheet: ReadyNAS Duo

Peter Redmer — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 19:38:55 GMT

Key Benefits of the ReadyNAS Duo Adds intelligent storage to your home network Shares files among multiple devices Allows Simultaneous Access to Data Protects Data with Redundancy Enables sharing of printers and other peripherals Streams high-definition video and music The ReadyNAS Duo, two-drive Network Attached Storage (NAS) device, was designed to centralize, backup and share digital media across your home network. Today’s home includes more than one computer and a home network allows them to communicate with one another, allowing them to share an internet connection, printers, scanners and other peripherals, and data files. And as the use of digital cameras (both still and video), iPods and other music players as well as gaming consoles and media players is growing, our homes are accumulating more and more digital data that needs to be stored, organized, shared and accessed easily. ReadyNAS Duo gives you the ability to access your family’s entire collection of digital data from any computer on your home network and delivers it in an easy to use, inexpensive solution with built-in protection. Network Capable Historically, the most popular way to store, back up and share home media is with CD/DVDs, external USB hard drives or even the desktops...