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What is a NAS drive?

Think of a portable hard drive. Normally, you plug it into a computer to access the contents of the drive, and you can only access the contents from that computer while it’s plugged in. But what if you could connect that hard drive to your home network? And what if that drive’s contents were accessible by all the other devices connected on the same network? That’s basically what a NAS drive is in a nutshell, hence the name “network-attached storage.” A NAS drive is like a file server for whatever network it’s currently on. Mark Pickavance / Foundry You might also hear them referred to as NAS d

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What are the TerraMaster F2-425’s multimedia features?

Of most interest to the average home user will be the F2-425’s video, music, and photo features. For streaming video and music, there’s TerraMaster’s own Multimedia Server, which leverages DLNA. The acronym stands for Digital Living Network Alliance, a trade group Sony founded in 2003 DLNA has become the baseline for media streaming, even for the included (and more powerful) Emby, Plex, and Jellyfin media servers. You can click on the preceding links for TechHive’s reviews of those product, but Plex is the most mainstream option. The Photos app features “AI”, aka pattern recognition, and it wi

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