Infrant Technologies adds compact TeraByte RAID NAS
Westlake Village (CA) - Network storage maker Infrant Technologies today announced the expansion of its high-capacity NAS product line.
The ReadyNAS NV features a redesigned ultra-compact chassis (8"H x 5"W x 9"D) that accomodates up to four hot-swappable Serial ATA disk trays, faster network storage processor, programmable backup button, and cable lock and carrying handle.
Infrant said the product has been optimized for digital media and includes a UPnP AV based media server that "supports all popular streaming media protocols" and is capable of handling multiple HD video streams.
Like Infrant’s existing offerings (the ReadyNAS 600/X6), the NV features a 10/100/1000 Ethernet port and incorporates Infrant’s patent-pending Expandable Protection X-RAID technology. X-RAID completely automates all RAID tasks, and enables users to expand their storage as needed without data loss. The NV also supports industry-standard RAID 0, 1 and 5 configurations.
The NV is currently available in four standard capacities : a version withoug hard drives ($649), a 1-TeraByte version ($1199), a 1.6-TeraByte version ($1699) and a 2-TeraByte version ($2299).
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