In conclusion the usefulness of the VIA ARTiGO A2000 will depend on the end user and the applications which that user decides to run. The VIA Artigo (available from Nowdirect) is sold online for approximately $231 excluding the shipping. Keeping in mi...
The ARTiGO A2000 Barebones Storage Server performs as an excellent NAS for the majority of users shopping in its price range, despite the lack of RAID support. The server provides more than adequate speed for most user tasks while packaged in a small...
Low power draw, Super quiet, Great embedded platform, Sound! On a NAS!
Windows Home Server OS installation is nontrivial
I would love to see a tricked out installation of something on the ARTiGO A2000. Its an excellent platform with a tremendous amount of potential. With its speaker out, it could be a music server or perhaps a file server for a more impressive front-en...
Sammanfattning: With customers looking for smaller form-factor devices that consume less power, a new niche in computing is starting to develop. With that market in mind, Taiwanese chip manufacturer Via is poised for success with its Artigo line of compact, barebones ...
If you’re looking for something a little more robust than a NAS hard drive but you don’t want to lay out $500+ on a home server unit, the VIA ARTiGO A2000 is a great choice — especially if you’ve got an old hard drive and some RAM on hand. There are p...
Sammanfattning: Bring-your-own-drive backup is nothing new, but it’s rare to find a full PC lurking inside. That’s where VIA’s ARTiGO A2000 steps up; having dropped in a 1.5GHz C7-D processor and twin SATA-II 3GB/s support, VIA are offering the NAS form-factor with en...
Publicerad: 2009-05-06, Författare: Dave , testad av: trustedreviews.com
Sammanfattning: Plenty of desktop NAS vendors are offering diskless systems allowing you to put your spare SATA drives back into active duty but VIA's Artigo A2000 goes one step further. This little box of tricks has enough grunt to run just about any operating system th...
