“With the BlackArmor NAS 440, Seagate has launched its first
homegrown, small business NAS device, re-launching a BlackArmor
brand that it picked up when it acquired Maxtor in 2006. Shortly
thereafter, Seagate released a Linux-based Maxtor Shared Storage II
NAS that offered dual drives and gigabit Ethernet.“Designed to backup, archive, and restore data and rich media
from up to 50 PC workstations, the NAS 440 is preloaded with 2TB
Seagate SATA II drives, for up to 8TB total storage. Users can also
buy a NAS 420 system, which is identical, except that it has only
two bays filled for 1TB drives, for 2TB capacity, says the
company.”
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