Software upgrade redefines Synology’s NAS devices

March 17th, 2008 | Category: Laptops

Setting up a network-attached storage device (or NAS) is oftentimes a pain. Usually the most frustrating part is getting Windows to identify it and map it as a drive.

that way, you can actually use it as it was intended, as a network storage device. In CNET Labs, I’ve …

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