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everythingusb.com - 12/15/2008

$55 Addonics NAS Adapter Turns USB HDD to NAS

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Most of us own at least one USB hard drive, whether it be bus-powered portable or desktop-sized . While nothing beats the convenience of an external storage with universal compatibility, the lack of centralized storage capability is becoming a bigger problem as more households demand file ...

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macnn.com - 12/11/2008

NAS Adapter from Addonics

— macnn.com — Convert any USB 2.0 / 1.1 mass storage device into a Network Attached Storage device Great for... adding Addonics Storage Tower, Storage Rack or any Addonics USB storage device onto the network Great for creating a custom Network Attached Storage ... (more) NAS Adapter from Addonics

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ehomeupgrade.com - 12/12/2008

Addonics Intros a $55 NAS Adapter for USB Storage Drives

— ehomeupgrade.com — By Alexander Grundner | December 12th, 2008 comments icon Comments (1) Ever wish you could convert your... large external USB storage drive into an NAS server? Well, Addonics says you can easily for $55. Just plug your USB drive to the back of this ... (more) Addonics Intros a $55 NAS Adapter for USB Storage Drives

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businesswire.com - 12/11/2008

Addonics Announces Network Attached Storage Adapter

— businesswire.com — SAN JOSE, Calif.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Addonics Technologies ( www.addonics.com ) today announced the Addonics NAS (network attached... storage) adapter, a low-cost way to add USB storage devices onto a local area network. Once on the network, USB storage ... (more) Addonics Announces Network Attached Storage Adapter

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Addonics NAS for USB Drives
Gadget Venue — ... is about the size of a C size battery and can supply 1.5A at 5V which is enough to power most USB hard drives. Once your USB drive is connected you can connect it up via a network cable and then use it to serve files to a PS3, XBox 360 etc… and allow it to function as a bit-torrent server, FTP server or a print server. Considering it costs just $55 and many people already own a USB harddrive, it looks like you are getting yourself a nice bargain. Product Page Via: Everything USB Written by Gadget Venue. Addonics NAS for USB Drives ...