Zettlab D6: 30-second review
A NAS drive can become an integral part of any business, enabling you to store and back up files in a single location that's then accessible through the network, not just by a single machine as with a desktop hard drive, but by multiple devices. What's more, unlike a desktop hard drive that is essentially just the drive, a NAS features its own CPU and operating system, with a processor, memory, and often multiple points of connectivity that enable you to run applications, virtual machines and even web services, making it an extremely powerful piece of kit for any business.
