Once again, another product has been slapped with the “world’s smallest” label again. In this case, it is an NAS called the Thecus N0204.

One of the reasons for its small size is because it uses 2.5 inch hard drives, and it uses HDD or SSD, with a max. capacity of 1TB. It is compatible with both Mac and PC networks and with Wi-Fi or Gigabit LAN via Ethernet connection.

You should be able to purchase it for about $150, but you will have to provide your own drives.

Source

Addonics has come up with a small yet useful device for people that use a lot of different USB flash drives. It is entitled Addonics NAS and can be seen as an adapter that easily makes USB flash drive become part of a LAN network. For the features it can provide, its price tag is rather cheap - only $55.

The Addonics NAS supports a few network protocols like Samba and SMB, and is compatible with a couple of operative systems, including Windows, Macs, and Linux 2.6x. Unusual features of this adapter: providing FTP access, working as a bit-torrent file downloading appliance, and being easy to configure as a print server.

I don’t know how much time you spend downloading stuff but if you’re a hardcore downloader you should be interested in Princeton Japan’s 5TB NAS. Loof for the DN-503AH-PDC. It supports RAID 0/1/5/6, 10/1000 Ethernet and hot-swappable HDDs. As you can see, the standard NAS features are present. Will you be able to download the Internet? Not likely but those 5TB should get you a nice chunk of it. Keep an eye out for this NAS this December. It will arrive in Japan and hopefully other markets will follow.

via CrunchGear