Orange Pi Zero NAS Expansion board

• As the name suggests, one obvious use for the board would be building your own NAS (Network Attached Storage) device. Connect a hard drive or SSD, plug in an Ethernet cable, and use a Linux-based operating system to set up a home media server, data backup system, or general purpose file server.
• The Orange Pi Zero which features a quad-core processor, 256MB of RAM, an Ethernet jack and a USB port.
• There’s also a microphone and IR server.

 It is really designed to be a cheap, low-power device for headless applications. But now there’s a way to make the little device into more of a fully functional Pc or at least a more capable file server.