Storage/NAS by stefan @ 2012-10-31
The new DS213air NAS from Synology is quite an interesting product, offering a WiFi interface that can be used as a wireless hotspot, a wireless router or to join a wireless network. Besides the good performance on wired LAN, we can also enjoy the DSM 4 interface, which is really easy to use. The price, however, is a bit high so we would recommend it more in small business environments rather than for homes.
The Guide we have just mentioned contains the necessary steps to get the NAS up and running:
The DS213air is also wrapped inside a foam material, for extra protection:
The color scheme of the DS213air is completely different from what we have seen at the DS413, DS412+ or even the small DS112+:
The front side is now white, mixed with a dark grey area on the right:
The status LEDs are placed on the top right side, with the power button further down:
We also get to see the logo on the lower left side:
As the front, the laterals are made from shiny white plastic material, with ventilation grills where the Synology logo is placed:
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