Anyone can throw four 250GB parallel ATA Seagate Barracuda drives into a modded cube PC chassis, integrate some ports, and call it a network-attached storage (NAS) appliance. The difference between an average and exceptional NAS is software, and Iomega's showing here is decidedly mixed. You get features such as UPnP media server functionality, print serving, the ability to back up the StorCenter to an attached USB drive, and a provision for FTP, but there are no diagnostics, and the interface needs more wizard-based simplicity and integration.



Link: Laptop Mag