Dubbed the Linksys Network Storage Link, the $99 gizmo plugs into a wireless or wired router or switch through its 10/100 Ethernet port, then connects to external hard drives via a pair of USB ports.

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so if you heavily rely on something like a network-attached storage, this is a solid solution. It’s also a great router if you want to game, since it can prioritize gaming connections to help ...

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perhaps placed next to your Wi-Fi router (as it needs a wired Ethernet connection). The BeeStation houses a 4 TB hard drive for the actual data storage, of which about 3.5 TB is usable space.

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Look for a router with at least four 10/100/1,000 (gigabit) Ethernet ports, which allow you to connect to wired devices such as desktop PCs, network-attached storage (NAS) drives, and home ...

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