Thecus N3200XXX

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Three hard drive capacity should suffice for most home users, Ability to use large capacity drives, Intel Atom N270 powered, Included software makes setup and backups a breeze, Supports Mac, PC, and Linux

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Some configuration may still be necessary, Setting up permissions and sharing out resources may take some trial and error, Premium price

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Last revision on October 28, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Three hard drive capacity should suffice for most home users, Ability to use large capacity drives, Intel Atom N270 powered, Included software makes setup and backups a breeze, Supports Mac, PC, and Linux

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Some configuration may still be necessary, Setting up permissions and sharing out resources may take some trial and error, Premium price

Expert reviews and ratings

Overall, the Thecus N3200XXX was a pleasant surprise. The device offered comparable performance to our Core 2 Duo test system while consistently beating the NAS enclosures offered by Synology, LG and QNAP. Along with scoring high in our benchmarks,...

By TechSpot on May 24, 2011

Back when we looked at the N3200PRO, we were impressed with the size and the fact that you were able to get RAID 5 in a small unit designed for SOHO/home use. In the N3200XX, you get that and more, with an upgraded design, upgraded hardware, and a...

By Overclockers Club on October 06, 2011

The more data that the average home or power user collects, the greater the need is for some type of mass storage device to protect it all. The Thecus N32000XXX network attached storage server is very good at addressing this situation. With...

By Bigbruin on June 06, 2011