Richard Vanderhurst reviews the Seagate BlackArmor NAS 440 (6TB)

Beginning at $750 for 2TB, the Seagate BlackArmorIt's absolutely normal for a storage device to supply
440 / 420 is doubtless the most reasonablea higher read speed than write speed.
high-capacity, top of the range NAS server. A flawAbout Richard Vanderhurst
to the BlackArmor is that its write speed could beRichard Vanderhurst has spent the last fourteen
better compared to its read speed. Now , you'll needyears developing new leading edge promoting and
to provision your own drives to reach 8TBs, ascreative technical solutions for a vast number of
Seagate hasn't released that model yet. Also, theprojects hosted on the Internet Worldwide. Richard
NAS's high first price point, while not a controversyon the latest computers and components on the
for companies, may stress most consumer'sInternet.
pocketbooks. If you're trying to find an easy NASIf you're trying to find an easy NAS for the home,
for the home, we NAS for the home, we get behindwe endorse the WD My Book World or the Iomega
the Iomega Media Home Network drive. For mostMedia Home Network drive. For most tiny companies
tiny companies the BlackArmor has what you need.the BlackArmor has what you want. The BlackArmor
The BlackArmor 440 / 420 NAS server incorporates440 / 420 NAS server incorporates 2 Gigabit
2 Gigabit Ethernet ports. These ports, except for theEthernet ports. These ports, aside from permitting
linking of multiple units together for NAS to NASfor the linking of multiple units together for NAS to
backup, could also be used for assembly. Overall, theNAS backup, may also be used for assembly. Overall,
BlackArmor 440 / 420 posted wonderful informationthe BlackArmor 440 / 420 posted fantastic data
transference rates ; however, we wish the openingtransference rates ; however, we wish the opening
between its write and read scores wasn't as large.between its write and read scores wasn't as large.