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“The Aberdeen Stirling 229 gets an Honorable Mention” - PC Magazine 2008 - Review
“Terrific price and a solid product ... "the 229 is a solid SMB workhorse” - PC Magazine 2008
Awarded - “Ultimate Linux Server” - Linux Journal 2006 - Review
“Remarkably Fast ... The Stonehaven A261T was too fast for our benchmarks” - Linux Journal 2006
“AberNAS 128 boasts outstanding features” - Network Computing 2006 - Review
“Only 2-TB system ... the largest native capacity and the horsepower.” - Network Computing 2006
"The Stonehaven A381T promises much.” - CRN 2005 - Review
“Aberdeen's Stonehaven A381T is a brute of a server housed in a tidy 3U package.” - CRN 2005
"If you are looking for the most storage capacity you can get for your money, the Aberdeen AberNAS 211 is for you." - "Storage Central", PC Magazine 2005 - Review
“The AberSAN i100 is an Excellent choice” - CRN 2005 - Review
“The Aberdeen SAN's make iSCSI technology extremely approachable and easy to use for SMBs at a very affordable price” - CRN 2005
“Highest WebBench numbers we've seen to date” - PC Magazine 2004 - Review
“The Aberdeen Stonehaven A261S has a punch not to be taken lightly” - PC Magazine 2004
“Aberdeen Thinks Big” - PC Magazine 2004 - Review
“As a performer the 208S did very well ... the 208S is a good choice” - PC Magazine 2004
“[The Aberdeen XDAS] is terrific for video serving or other storage-intensive tasks.” - PC Magazine 2004
“The Stirling S17 Merits an Honorable Mention” - PC Magazine 2003 - Review
“The least expensive Intel-based server in our roundup, the Aberdeen Stirling S17 offers a lot of power and scalability for the money. We were impressed with the Stirling S17's performance; it generally led the pack in test results” - PC Magazine 2003
“Astonishingly Low Price. Inexpensive, Hardworking Server the Aberdeen Stirling S21 is a good choice." - PC Magazine 2002
“With an Unrivaled five-year warranty … (the Stirling S21) offers comparable components and performance (to IBM)." - PC Magazine 2002
"The Claymore D90G is the fastest PC we've seen so far." - Maximum PC 2001
“There's No Mystery Here- This One's a Beast … Aberdeen’s Loch Ness machine is a tower of power.” – Loch Ness D80G - Maximum PC 2001
“Aberdeen shows us what a real gaming system should be all about with its latest computer.” – Loch Ness D45G - PC Gamer Editors' Choice 1999 |
