ONAP TS-251+ NAS product introduction

PublishTime：2022-06-13

●Where speed's your primary need, and you need a large capacity for gigantic files such as 4K video, the choice is straightforward: a Thunderbolt 2 drive with RAID. In this regard, LaCie's drive wins by a whisker - it's that bit faster overall, and is more affordable per terabyte. At the other end of'the scale, the Seagate Innov8's price left us cold, despite it not needing a plug socket.
●For most people, such a large capacity is better utilised as a shared space, so you'll want a NAS drive. (Some routers can turn a basic USB drive - USB-A, anyway - into a shared drive, though often they're leaner on features than a dedicated NAS.) If your needs are relatively simple, WD's MyCloud EX2100 is more than sufficient for your needs, but if you want an all-singing, all-dancing model that can run multiple services while streaming media, QNAP's TS-251+ comes out on top.
●The QNAP drive isn't perfect - there's a learning curve and the interface is fussy at times - but its stellar spec, broad app support and good transfer rates make it worth the effort.

Brand of Product：	Xuyaokeji
Part#：	TS-251+ More Part#
Product Category：	NAS More
Application：	More
Data Type：	Supplier and Product Introduction More
Safety & Environment Standards：	More
Operating Temperature：	Please see the document for details
Qualification Grade：	More
Qualification Approval：	More
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Language：	English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese
Date of Creation：	AUGUST 2016
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Data Size：	199 KB

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