Netgear, a renowned designer of high-end network and storage solutions, has recently announced the release of a new NAS family, codenamed ReadyNAS. This family consists of three desktop NAS series (home, corporate and universal) and one rack model of 1U form-factor. Depending on the model, storages are delivered either in diskless configurations or complete with disks. One of the peculiarities pertained to these products is that they operate under a new version of ReadyNAS OS 6 platform.



According to Netgear, all the models within the ReadyNAS family are characterized by the implementation of diverse data protection options. Among others, the user will be able to utilize such functions as practically unlimited number of snapshots, replication with monitoring from the cloud, solid-drawn file synchronization due to ReadyDROP, integration with Dropbox, and automatic volume expansion due to XRAID. Besides, all the storages are thought to support SATA hard drives and SSDs.


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The latest AOC AGON AG352UCG6 gaming monitor is already available at the American market, where it goes for 900 USD. This specialty got the 35-inch MVA panel, featuring the 2,000 mm curvature radius, 4 ms response time and 120 Hz scanning frequency. At the same time, NVIDIA G-SYNC technology is applied to ensure clear imaging and smoothness.

 

The resolution of AOC AGON AG352UCG6 is 3440 х 1440 (aspect ratio: 21:9), which will be highly evaluated by movie enthusiasts. The excellent dark black, as well as perfect colour rendering are the results of the 2500:1 static contrast. The typical brightness rate is 300 cd/m2, and viewing angles reach 178°.

 

On top of everything, AOC AGON AG352UCG6 has two integrated speakers (total capacity is 4 W). Among front-end interfaces one may find 1 х HDMI 1.4, 1 x DisplayPort 1.2, 2 x USB 3.0 and 1 x 3.5 mm audio. The ergonomic AOC Ergo Base …

Introduction

 

 At Gamescom 2017 Samsung Corporation presented a large and very wide curved gaming monitor QLED CHG90. The novelty has already been talked for some time because this is really the first model in the world with a 32:9 aspect ratio, support for AMD's FreeSync 2 HDR-ready technology and a whole bunch of various additional "buns" for a rather demanding gamer audience. How much expectations were met, it will become clear very soon on the feedback of consumers, but at first glance the device really deserves attention. In this review, we'll take a closer look at what is so interesting about this model and what additional opportunities it offers to avid gamers and ordinary users.

 

 

Packaging and Design

 

The device comes in a brand-name large box, inside of which the customer will find:

 

-the monitor itself;

-stand;

-a 1.5 meter long network cable;

-HDMI cable;

-DP cable;
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