Qnap NAS server

Where do you keep your critical documents and files? What would happen if your computer crashed and you lost everything? Ever thought about using a NAS drive?
This week we had the opportunity to play around with a NAS Server drive and are actually use this for our company’s data storage. With the amount of video, images and documents, we decided it was time to invest in a NAS Server – very useful device for storing digital signage content.

What is a NAS Server?

NAS stands for Network Attached Storage and is basically a network device which is used to store files over the network. There are quite a number of NAS storage devices on the market, but after reviewing well known brands we decided to purchase the QNAP product.

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