The DS415+ is Synology's latest Network Attached Storage device. Along with its four drive bays storing a maximum of 24TB, the DS415+ also packs the company's first quad core processor.
Read on for our review.
I can type at a prodigious rate and a full size keyboard is almost mandatory. But sometimes there is no place for one of these, like in the lounge room controlling your media server. This is where a wireless mini keyboard / trackpad can come in handy. With thanks to Brando, DigitalReviews gets to take the Lofree MT-200 2.4GHz Wireless Keyboard Touchpad for a review.
It's amazing how much measuring we all do, even if we are not in the building trade.
Most households do a fair bit of DIY around the place, from measuring windows to planning a patio or building a veranda. And here I'm just listing a couple of things that are happening in my household right now. All of this requires a fair bit of accurate measuring but never before has it been so much fun or accurate as with the M2, an inexpensive laser measuring device.
Time to ditch the old tape measure? Probably not as we first need to do some comparisons.
Let's see how the M2 measures up.
Have you ever seen a row of monitors all displaying the same pictures but with slightly varying colours? Normally, when you're working with just one display you may not know how different it would look if the screen had been properly calibrated. How do you ensure consistent colours on all your devices?
We are having a good look (literally and figuratively) at the SpyderHD solution for colour management for photographers and video folk.
To a crowd of about 200 business partners and media, Synology announced its upcoming DiskStation Manager 5.1 software and two new NAS models. DSM 5.1 builds on the current version with a number of optimisations and security features as well as some brand new packages, including the collaborative NoteStation and an easy to administrate Proxy server. Also annouced was the first quad core DiskStation - The 4 bay DS415+ as well as a new single bay DS115J aimed at home surveillance market.
The DS415+ and DS115J will be available in in the coming weeks with pricing still to be confirmed.
We don't realise how much we depend on electricity until the lights go out. And if you happen to be in the middle of an urgent task that you need to finish (or save) when the electrons stop flowing in your business, you will praise the day you invested in an Uninterruptible Power Supply or UPS.
Today we'll have a close look at the Socomec NETYS PR RT solution that will do more than provide backup power.
It's been a busy week at Dyson HQ - Not content with their announcement of their new Dyson Cool fans, Dyson has finally decided to enter the "robot" vacuum segment with the Dyson 360 Eye robot.
While pricing and release date are still unknown, we hope to follow up our upcoming DC65 review with this automated sucker.
Until then, you take a look at Dyson's 360 Eye robot preview site.
While many still use optical media, the current trend is to ditch the discs and begin enjoying the benefits of instant access hard drive storage solutions. And if you haven't yet made the transition, Synology's DS415play with on-demand transcoding might just be the device that tips the scale.
Read on for our review of the new DS415play.
Dyson has just announced its new range of their iconic air multiplier fans - The new Dyson Cool. Coming in three main variants, the new fans are up to 75% quieter and 40% more energy efficient.
We're working on getting our hands on a Dyson Cool for a full review but if you can't wait until then, the AM06, AM07 and AM08 are available for purchase now at the Dyson Australia website for $449 and $649 (both AM07 and AM08) respectively.
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