Addonics NAS adapter turns any USB storages into NAS drives

Addonics has a pretty neat gadget that can add any USB-based storage into a networked drive – a crossed platform USB-to-NAS adapter that supports SMB and open source Samba network protocols for variety of popular OS, including Windows, Linux 2.6.x,Solaris 9 and Mac platforms. For $55 a pop, that’s probably the most cost-effective way to add any USB storage devices onto your LAN.

That’s not all; the NAS adapter also provides FTP access for up to eight simultaneous connections with an internet connection, configures as your print server, or bit-torrent file downloading appliance and works conjunction with Addonics Storage Towers or Storage Rack to add Lan-based storage instantly with Raid functionality.

The Addonics NAS adapter also has a niche bus-power feature that can power up USB storage with low start-up power hdd devices. It would sweeten the deal if the built-in Ethernet 10/100 Mbps is Gigabyte certified.

NAS lovers can get their hands on the Addonics NAS adaptor now at company online store.