Compare Infrant Technologies ReadyNAS™ NV+ (RNV2-S2-R425) 250 GB Network Storage Server to NetGear ReadyNAS 3200 RN12P0620 - NAS - 12 TB - ra - RN12P0620-100NAS (RN12P0620100NAS) Network Storage Server

Have you ever had a hard drive crash and with it many irreplaceable documents and priceless photos were lost forever? Are you looking for a safe and effective way to store and serve your data? Then the ReadyNAS NV+ from Infrant Technologies is the answer you have been looking for.Packed with technology previously reserved for upper echelon high-end servers (i.e. RAID, Gigabit Ethernet, Continuous System Monitoring and Backup capabilities), the ReadyNAS NV+ brings Enterprise-level technology to the masses in a cost-effective manner. The ReadyNAS NV+ is a bulletproof way to virtually insure that your data will never be lost again to hardware failure.The ReadyNAS NV+ has a new LCD status panel for easy monitoring of the device, a quieter noise footprint, making it ideal for anywhere in the home and enhanced Macintosh support all in one unit the size of a two-slice toaster. Less

The 12TB ReadyNAS 3200 is a 2U 12-bay storage system designed for businesses needing highquality, cost-effective data storage capacity. ReadyNAS unified architecture solves numerous data management problems with a single system, making worries about unstoppable growth, cross-platform access, impossible backup and restore windows and disaster recovery obsolete. Now you can eliminate common data concerns and revolutionize your storage environment without becoming an expert. With the ReadyNAS 3200 you can centralize data from your local systems into one single storage device, reducing management headaches and instantly increasing reliability. Capacity can be added with zero downtime, and ReadyNAS supports both file sharing and server applications like Microsoft Exchange, SQL Server or VMware. Plus, you can access data no matter where you are – from multiple computers, on the road, or in an alternate office location. Serve files to Windows, Macintosh and Linux/UNIX users simultaneously. Less