>> Dong: Hello, this is Dong Wo [assumed spelling] for CNET.com and I have with me today the DS209 Plus Nav Server from Synology. The DS209 Plus features
2 USB ports and a VIB Internet port on the back and a big that worked rather quietly. On the front there's another USB port; this port
apart from having the same function as the ones on the back can also be used to copy an entire content of a thumb drive via this button.
There's also an [inaudible] port that offer high-speed connection to another external storage device. The DS209 Plus doesn't come with
any storage but it can house 2 [inaudible] hard drives of any capacity. In addition it also has great configurations and by-far the
fastest throughput speed we've ever seen in a nav server. Among many other things it can even be configured to support up to 10 IP
cameras to make up a complete surveillance system. The device unfortunately is not very easy for a novice user to set up and most of
all it's not cheap, it costs $500 without any storage. If you are a savvy user, however, this is possibly the best nav server you
can get for your home or small office. For more information on the product check out the full review at CNET.com. Again my name
is Dong Wo and this has been the first look at the DS209 Plus Nav Server from Synology.
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