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TerraMaster F2-220 NAS review

Posted on October 19, 2017May 26, 2019 By Jarvis

TerraMaster is a brand of Noontec, a company that primarily sells headphones. However, in the electronics game diversification is key, and with TerraMaster the company has plunged into the personal and small business NAS marketwith both feet.

The F2-220 is one of twelve NAS products the firm makes ranging from single drive devices to the four-drive units meant for small business users.

The dual-drive NAS boxes like this one are either for people who need more capacity than a single disk can hold, or are sufficiently paranoid about data loss to realize the value of resilient multi-drive solutions.

Being a remarkably competitive market, can TerraMaster crash this party with the F2-220, a NAS box which retails at around £180 (or $190 in the US)?
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https://www.techradar.com/reviews/terramaster-f2-220-nas/2

Computers & IT Tags:business, game, headphones, review, Small Business, TechRadar, TerraMaster F2-220 NAS

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