Attaching a USB Flash Drive to a Network as a NAS

Today I have a neat device that you can use to take any ordinary USB flash drive and share it on the network as a Network Accessible Storage (NAS) device. It is a small, $34.99, device that you can use that will take any storage device and attach it to an existing network so that it may be written and read from any computer on the Network.

This device also acts as a Print Server for popular models of common printers. So if you detest having to turn your main PC on every time you want to print from another PC on the network you can use this and share your printer on the entire network.

So overall I would suggest that you take a look at this and possibly buy it as an add-on to your Home Network!

Here is the link! EZ-NAS USB to NAS

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Review of The Motorola Fv100 2-way Radios

I love these little guys. They are so small and compact and they do they job. I use them when every I am working on something and I have to contact someone on the other side of the house. Just last week we were working on the basement and I had to feed a line into the basement from the 1st floor. These 2-ways allowed me to easily call down and tell him to pull the cable or to hold on a second. They come in handy and are so cheap that there work having around. (I bought them at Target for about $15)

Pros:

• Lightweight
• Small
• Durable (I have dropped them a few times and they still work great!)
• Come with belt clip
• Have a call tone
• Great Price

Cons:

• Don’t go very far. They are good for work around the house but once you get about half a mile away they start to fuzz up.
• They don’t come with rechargeable batteries. So I went out and I bough some rechargeable AAA batteries to use instead.
• Don’t have any features like a head set or hands free operation.