Filed under: ReviewsEverybody needs storage, and lots of it.
The race for space began when we started taking digital pictures, accelerated when we began purchasing music online, and went positively orbital when movies and TV went digital. While big drives in desktop machines are becoming commonplace (1 TB drives are now standard in most iMac configurations), what happens when you have a couple of laptops or older machines that you want to back up, or if you want to share data with others in your office or home? That's when some sort of network-attached storage comes in handy.
Network-attached storage is nothing new; you can even consider Apple's US$299 Time Capsule to be a wireless
