Only if the specific listing or bundle says so. A diskless NAS is the enclosure without storage drives. Check the package contents and each drive’s compatibility before purchase.

Yes. RAID can help keep a system available during certain drive failures, but it does not replace an independent backup. Deletion, theft, or damage can still affect your files. Keep a separate copy and test recovery. See Synology’s backup guidance.

Do not assume so. Verify the exact NAS model, drive model, firmware, and current manufacturer compatibility requirements. A brand name or matching capacity alone does not establish compatibility.

The slowest part of the path can limit transfers: the computer, Wi-Fi or wired link, switch, NAS connection, drives, or workload. Check the whole path before buying a faster drive or network upgrade.

The port or cable may not support video, or the wrong monitor port may be in use. Check the laptop’s video capability, use an appropriate cable, select the correct display input, and confirm the monitor upstream port. Read Dell’s USB-C guide.

Some setups support this. The laptop must support video and compatible USB charging, the monitor must offer suitable power delivery, and the cable must support the required signals and power. Check wattage and model-specific requirements.

Compare desk width, stand depth, screen-sharing needs, window layouts, and your computer’s external-display limits. An ultrawide provides one continuous workspace; two monitors provide independently positioned screens.

Readability also depends on screen size, viewing distance, operating-system scaling, application support, and your preferences. Check the display at the scaling you intend to use rather than choosing by resolution alone.