Reviewers Liked
- Superior performance, Supports USB 3.0, Great software features
- As feature complete a NAS as you will find
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Expensive
- DLNA configuration is handled through Twonky's UI, which is a letdown
Qnap TS-459 Pro 2
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Network storage boxes are pretty much straightforward by design when it comes to how much storage you can squeeze in. Three-bay devices mean you can have up to three disks installed, while four bays accommodate four drives, and so on, obviously.With...
By HardwareZone.com onSuper performance, four bays, USB 3.0, and a wealth of software features make this box a dream for SMBs, albeit a very expensive one....
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By Tech2 onOUR FAVORITE NAS GETS BETTER, BUT REMAINS PRICEY When the previous version of a product holds a spot in our Best of the Best hardware rankings (see our review of the QNAP TS-459), it's only fair to have some high expectations, and fortunately, QNAP...
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By PCQuest onS'il destine toute une partie de son large catalogue aux particuliers et aux très petites structures, Qnap reste avant tout un constructeur orienté vers le monde de l'entreprise avec, en tête de liste, les PME, auxquelles il...
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