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International hardware vendor D-Link has launched a new range of network attached storage devices aimed at small businesses and home users.
The DIR 685 line consists of combined Ethernet, router and network storage technology.
They also incorporate USB file sharing capabilities and a built-in LCD photo display.
D-Link's latest network attached storage devices can use up to a 1TB hard disc drive and come in the form of a single SATA drive bay.
The drive can be accesses both locally and via a web connection using the devices in-built FTP tool.
D-Link hopes the device will appeal to firms that use network attached storage regular file transfers.
Writing for Exec Digital, George Skaff, chief marketing officer at SGI, claimed the main IT challenge facing firms is that they must juggle data accessibility and the cost of storage.
He claimed that data storage costs are likely to rise as a result of the Carbon Reduction Commitment, which comes into effect in January of next year.
Last Updated: 06/10/2009 14:00
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