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Buffalo brings 4TB TeraStation III WSS NAS to America, streamers in tow
Remember that 4TB TeraStation NAS that we saw surface in Japan last September? Liar. We know you're faking it just to save face, but we'll let you slide -- next time, just be straight with us, cool? The TeraStation III WSS has just been cleared for takeoff here in America, boasting four quick-swap SATA hard drives, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2 Express Edition and native Active Directory support. Check it right now in 2TB and 4TB editions for $1,599.99 and $1,999.99, respectively.
I-O Data's new HDLM-GWIN Windows Storage Server
If you're looking for some fancy, hot-swappable, Windows Storage Server 2003 R2-based NAS storage, I-O Data has this new HDLM-GWIN for your consideration. The RAID 1 mirroring unit comes in 300, 500 and 750GB capacities, and will cost you up to €1,350 ($1,714 US) for the privilege. Being Windows Storage Server-based, the device can share a couple of printers with your network, or hook up to a VGA monitor if the mood strikes, but the redundant storage device can also be managed over the network just like a good little NAS should. The HDLM-GWIN should be shipping mid-November, but there's no word yet on a release outside of Japan.[Via Akihabara]
