I have just one small question: Why did Seagate call this device BlackArmor?
I have one of their small encrypted USB external drives - also called BlackArmor. But the main idea behind the "BlackArmor" name is the military grade encryption with which they protect your data.
Unless I missed something, there is no mention of encryption in the review for this NAS. Hardly justifies the name, does it?
I have one of their small encrypted USB external drives - also called BlackArmor. But the main idea behind the "BlackArmor" name is the military grade encryption with which they protect your data.
Unless I missed something, there is no mention of encryption in the review for this NAS. Hardly justifies the name, does it?