The firm QNAP has launched two new NAS aimed at the professional sector, the TS-253E and TS-453E NAS. Both are a very interesting option for managed service providers, system integrators and also for other companies related to the IT sector that need reliable and capable solutions to carry out important long-term projects.
Both models have in common a discreet design, markedly minimalist and elegant. Are compact and are finished in black colortwo keys that translate into very important advantages:
- They take up less space on any table or desk.
- They fit seamlessly into any workspace and match any style.
At the hardware level, the QNAP TS-253E and TS-453E NAS are equipped with a processor Intel Celeron J6412which has four cores at a maximum of 2.6 GHz. QNAP has confirmed that it will have availability and support until 2029, a very important fact that allows us to understand why we have said that these NAS are ideal for important projects. long term projections.
Andy Chuang, QNAP Product Manager, commented:
“Over the years, QNAP has received many requests from companies that require NAS with long-term availability. The TS-x53E series, which will be available and supported by QNAP for an extended period, is perfect for these businesses and other users who require the peace of mind of long-term availability.”
This new series of NAS features 8 GB of RAM, offers two 2.5 GbE connectors, has two M2 slots. 2280 for PCIe SSD drives, it has two HDMI outputs, it allows both connectors to be linked to achieve a speed of 5 Gbps and we can use SSD drives as cache to improve the performance of the NAS. They also have two USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-A 10 Gbps connectors, and have two USB Type-A 2.0 ports.
QNAP TS-253E and TS-453E NAS feature the technology Intel OpenVINO AIwhich will allow us to enjoy image recognition hardware acceleration by artificial intelligence, offer us many optimized backup functions, are compatible with the QNAP application store and have a 5 year warranty. The former has two bays for 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch storage drives, and the latter has four bays.
We can find more information on the official QNAP website.
