a window popped open to tell me that the drive volume was too large to complete the formatting. Boy, that sucks! What's the size limit on FAT32? I thought it was 2 TeraBytes? Why is Windows 2000 telling me a 152 GB drive is too large to format in FAT32? 6:...

hard disk to the PC via the USB 2.0 cable to start the feed. Using Windows (98 SE or more recent) the new storage medium is automatically recognized as an external hard disk. The HD-3510's IDE interface supports disks of up to 2 teraBytes in size, which means...

the TeraByte Network Attached Storage, or TeraStation for short. Available in 0.6, 1.0 and 1.6 TeraByte flavors, the TeraStation is the first mass-market NAS to break the TeraByte (that's 1,000 Gigabytes) barrier and do it for around a buck a gigabyte. The...

Closing Thoughts. h 2 h infrant. A lot of NASes pass through the TomsNetworking test labs, with most varying only slightly from the ho-hum norm. But this ReadyNAS pair has even our normally-jaded Tim Higgins so excited that he thinks you should be too!. When...

• -HeadToHead: Infrant ReadyNAS 600 vs. X6

Apple is thinking here. Surely, just about anyone spending $2,500 on a new computer will want more than 250 GB of storage. In fact, they will expect more than 250 GB of storage. Yes, you can add a larger hard drive, but for $2,500, shouldn’t you get a larger...

• -Analysis Of The 2007 IMacs

Be sure to note the approximately 2 to 1 scale change between 100Mbps and 1Gbps graphs. I've also included results from the TeraStation review since it is also a TeraByte RAID NAS, and threw in results from the ReadyNAS 600/X6 review to test Infrant's assertion...

Most 3.5" drive mechanisms look the same but trust us: this one uses PMR. Sister site Tom’s Hardware gave the 750 GB 7200.10 a glowing review in January, 2007, and even the introduction of several terabyte drives since then hasn’t dampened our enthusiasm...

trust us: this one uses PMR. Sister site Tom's Hardware gave the 750 GB 7200.10 a glowing review in January, 2007, and even the introduction of several terabyte drives since then hasn't dampened our enthusiasm for the 7200.10 HD family. It delivers transfer...