The last time Silverstone took a stab at the NAS market was a long time ago - so long ago that their last NAS only supported IDE hard drives. That was back in the time when people hadn't realized the convenience a NAS could bring to the home; before every home had more game consoles than beds, before every smartphone had WiFi as a standard, and before every person felt the need to have their own computer, laptop and netbook. There's no doubt that the last two years alone have seen astonishing leaps forward in how connected we are both at home and outside the home. A lot of NAS's have hit the market in this time, and a lot of non-technical everyday users are also starting to adapt into a NAS of their own.



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