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Thecus N4800 NAS Review
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 We are going to discuss the successor to Thecus N4200PRO - the N4800 based on Intel Atom 2.13GHz (Dual-Core). This NAS is positioned for small and medium businesses that need centralized storage, application serving, and high response time within multi-user environments.
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Thecus N5550 5-Bay Home NAS Review @ Legit Reviews
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When it comes to performance the Thecus N5550 did not disappoint. The Intel Atom D2700 processor running at 2.13Ghz and 2GB of DDR3 1333MHz memory felt snappy on our setup. In real world use you can expect file transfers to the N5550 come in at ~95MB/s for uploads and~ 50MB/s downloads as this is what we get with most file types on our RAID 6 array. Streaming multiple HD movies was also not a problem..."
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Synology DS-413 review: versatile 4-bay NAS
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Synology NAS devices are very popular, and with good reason. They generally perform really well, and have lots of features, but their main drawback is always their price. In this review we will take a closer look at the DS413, a NAS which is similar to the DS213+, except that it can fit four disks instead of two.
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Thecus N4800 NAS Review
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We are going to discuss the successor to Thecus N4200PRO - the N4800 based on Intel Atom 2.13GHz (Dual-Core). This NAS is positioned for small and medium businesses that need centralized storage, application serving, and high response time within multi-user environments.
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Thecus N5550 5-Bay Home NAS Review @ Legit Reviews
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" When it comes to performance the Thecus N5550 did not disappoint. The Intel Atom D2700 processor running at 2.13Ghz and 2GB of DDR3 1333MHz memory felt snappy on our setup. In real world use you can expect file transfers to the N5550 come in at ~95MB/s for uploads and~ 50MB/s downloads as this is what we get with most file types on our RAID 6 array. Streaming multiple HD movies was also not a problem..."
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Thecus N5550 5-Bay Home NAS Review
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Thecus rehashed a successful design for the successor to the N5500 and increased performance with a new Intel Atom processor paired with twice the amount of RAM. The new N5550 also adds advanced features, HDMI output and USB 3.0 topping that list."
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Thecus N2800 NAS Review
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Today we will talk about a new NAS system from Thecus - N2800, which is the successor to the N2200. It is based on Intel Atom D2.13GHz, features an SD card slot, USB 3.0 support, and extensive multimedia functionality.
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GIGABYTE GR-EZI04H 4-Bay NAS Review
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A familiar name ventures into an unfamiliar market. GIGABYTE expands its horizons and enters the NAS market with a product that works well in your home or small office. Get your digital collections ready."
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Thecus Top Tower N6850 6-Bay NAS Review
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Thecus' Top Tower Series brings the power of a rackmount to a pedestal form. The N6850 is Thecus' entry level Top Tower, but it brings big performance and features."
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Thecus N4100EVO NAS Server Review
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With just a few months away from the introduction of the first 5TB hard disk drives and with 4TB models already flooding the market it makes sense that lately most of the people i know turn towards single and dual bay NAS servers/devices for home and office use. However it is understandable that not everyone can afford one of the new 4TB models and so for people who have some old HDD models lying around the obvious choice would be a cost-effective 4 bay NAS server with which they can use those drives either in JBOD or RAID modes. Thecus may not be the most famous brand name in the market (at least from what people tell me) but they`ve been manufacturing high quality products for almost a decade now with competitive prices which is what makes them quite appealing to end users. Today we have one such product with us and more specifically the N4100EVO 4 bay NAS server."
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CineRAID CR-H212 @ Techreaction.net
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CineRAID has provided us with what some consider a necessity. A fast, versatile, portable, low power, affordable and attractive redundant storage/backup platform. Devices of this type are generally not something that is thought of when building/purchasing an ultra portable system,laptop or HTPC."
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QNAP TurboNAS TS-269L NAS Server Review
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I`ve always said that NAS units/servers would one day enter our homes in numbers (meaning most of us would own at least one) but it seems that we`re getting there a lot faster than i had originally anticipated since not only many of you keep asking for such reviews but sales of low/mid-end NAS units/servers all over the globe increase day by day mostly by end users. Now because of that we will keep our focus on testing all the latest single/dual/quad bay NAS units/servers since such reviews are both what most of you ask and also because most low/mid-end models feature one, two or four HDD bays. So today in our lab we have the latest SMB oriented dual bay NAS unit/server by QNAP the TurboNAS TS-269L."
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Incipio offGRID 1 Port Rechargeable Backup Battery @ Techreaction.net
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With portable devices exploding in popularity, Incipios offGRID rechargeable backup battery is something that will also be growing in popularity. With this battery backup you should be able to get several extra hours out of your portable devices. Possibly an extra movie or two on your iPad or possibly 2-3 charges on your phone. With this, you can charge anything that has a micro USB connection or the standard Apple dock connection. The offGRID should be great on trips if it can do a solid job of recharging your items. So lets start testing this out and seeing what all it can do. Read on "
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