Something new and exciting is coming from QNAP NAS later in 2017 with the TS-253B and TS-453B
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QNAP haven’t been especially secretive about their plans for NAS in 2017. The are hitting Thunderbolt 3 NAS for Mac and PC users across multiple units, introducing totally new devices like the Qwerky TGX-150 NAS Router and mixing old technology and new with their Highend Optical Media enabled NAS server, the TVS-882BR. But despite this refreshingly transparent approach to their hardware lineup, there is a 2 and 4 bay NAS device that popped up on the radar back at the start of Feb 2017 at WPPI 2017 – the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International Event in Nevada. A rather odd event to uncover a new device and since then, there hasn’t been a peep about it. There is a brief indicator to the 4-Bay being shown off at CeBit, but it has been a rather quiet piece of hardware so far. Below are all the details available so far and I am sure that new information will become available in the coming weeks. Nevertheless all details below should be handed with a pinch of salt and I highly recommend contacting us to find out more with regard to prices and release.
- Feature a new and more efficient CPU in Quad Core (The Intel Skylake or the Intel J Series), a significant improvement in terms of ability that the Celeron predecessor (and currently being used in the 453Bmini)
- 2, 4 or 8GB of DD3 Memory
- New Chassis design with removable from panelor part chassis removal for installation
- USB 3.0 Quick Connect
- LCD now available on 2-Bay (not just the 4 Bay as previously)
- Front mounted SD Card reader
Anything else I add will be based on educated guesses and stated as so:
- USB 3.0 Throughout
- 2X LAN on the 4 Bay and 4x on larger units
- Dual HDMI and 4K H.264 support
- Older style Remote, unlike the one used in the TVS-X73 series
Of course I will continue to keep you updated on information on this new QNAP NAS for 2017 as details emerge. The big question of course is where this device will sit in the food chain? Will the TS-253B or TS453B be follow ups to the current TS-253A and TS-453A series. Or perhaps replace the TS-251+ and TS-451+? For all we know the TS-x53B series may well be a completely independent range altogether. Whatever it may be, remember that us will be the first in Europe to stock them and one of the first worldwide! So head there to get ahead of the queues! Thanks for reading.
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