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It’s been a busy year for Synology. Over the course of this year, the company has revamped its product line with new models, new features, and in some cases, new case designs. Recently, I reviewed the new Cube Station four-bay BYOD SATA NAS. Tim Higgins also reviewed the Disk Station two-bay BYOD NAS. Now, Synology is completing their product line refresh with the introduction of three new single-bay BYOD NAS products. You’ve probably figured out by now that following the naming convention, the family name for the new single drive NASes is DS107. Read the full review on SmallNetBuilder.
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