The Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft is a color eImk tablet. It comes with a stylus you can write right away. This is designed to replace the need for paper notebooks. This will allow the owner to write his notes, or ideas on the colorsoft, and with 64GB of storage, I will imagine that they owner will be able to have a lot of notes to write. Since there is no expandable storage, there is no way to increase the capacity of the tablet, and I ma not sure how to transfer notebooks from one colorsoft to another. This will be important when you run out of storage. The Colorsoft is $680+ taxes./ Read more “Kindle Scribe Colorsoft”
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Synology on End of Life
For those that might know me will know that I do want to back up my systems. I have an iMac with Backblaze, and my MacBook Air is using my Synology 2 bay NAS for Time Machine backups. I would have liked to use Time Machine for my desktop, but there wasn’t enough storage. With that said, my current system is working fine enough. The Synology NAS has two 4TB in RAID-1. RAID-1 is typically a backup of my backup. Anything written to drive 1 is written to drive 2. Therefore, if a drive failed, the system can continue operating, and should notify me of the failed drive so it can be replaced promptly. However, I have been having some problems with the drive, and with Synology’s current policy that their new NAS systems will only accept the overpriced Synology drives, it is forcing me to consider new options.
I have done some research, and found that UGreen provides NAS systems, and therefore something worth considering. Now, I could probably use my 2 drives in my current Synology and save a lot of money, I am at a dilemma where 4TB is simply too small. While it works for the backup of my MacBook Air, it is only because the Air has a 512GB (½TB) which is more than enough for backing up the Air. However, you should have at least 4 times the capacity of the drive for backup solutions. Therefore, my current 2TB desktop will not be able to use the current drives, and even after investing into a new NAS, it will not consolidate all of my backup needs. Read more “Synology on End of Life”