 targeted towards the home and small business audience. It has a gigabit ethernet connection, something that’s very important for a NAS, and two SATA hard drive slots for storage. The DNS-323 can support RAID 1 for mirror your data, protecting your precious videos and iTunes music from being lost, something our own John B has firsthand experience with. </p>
<p>The NAS also has UPnP for easy detection on your Windows workstation, an FTP server so you can access your files anywhere, and is available now for $229.99. Compared to other NAS devices, this price is actually quite low, but features are still pretty great. We’d definitely recommend it if you were in the market for a NAS.</p>
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