Network Attached Storage News, Reviews, and Information
Tweaktown has provided a lengthy "deep dive" into the latest version of QNAPs NAS software. The post introduces the software review:
Read more »A few months ago we dove right into QNAP's new MyCloudNAS Service, but several other features were added in the 3.6 software release that we haven't covered. Among those are a new VPN Server, LDAP Server, Storage Plug & Play and Proxy Server.
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How important is having the right amount of storage for all of your network needs? Without having a massive computer system, hard disk storage is the answer for many users for increased server space. The advantages of having a storage system that provides several solutions for users in the virtual environment begin with being ahead of the competition.…
Smallnetbuilder reports that QNAP has phased in USB 3.0 Ports on some of its shipping NAS models:
Read more »The company has upgraded two of the three USB 2.0 ports on its TS-119P II, TS-219P II and TS-419P II Marvell-powered Home and SOHO NASes to USB 3.0.
The change was phased in during February.
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PCworld has a review of the QNAP TS-459 Pro II NAS. PCWorld's headline pretty much sums it up: "High-Performance, Four-Bay NAS Drive Has a High Price to Match".
QNAP NAS models are usually high performance NAS devices with very full featured software. Their price point generally runs a bit higher than the Synology models at the same capacity.…
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We spotted a short new review of the QNAP TS-879 Pro over at Cev.Com. The TS-879 Pro is an eight drive fast NAS device with some very high end features including an Intel® Core™ i3 Processor, 2GB DDR3, 10 Gigabit network capability, and 2 6Gb/s eSATA ports.
This box comes with the latest features (QNAP is known for its high end features) which include both USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 ports as well as the two eSATA ports.…
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