This portable NAS takes up endless space for your data

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• This portable NAS takes up endless space for your data

QNAP announced the launch of its new portable NAS device developed for mobile workers whose organizations have incorporated hybrid work policies. The company's new TBS-4 NASbook can be outfitted with up to 2 M.4 SSDs for storage and the device supports HybridMount, which allows users to mount files from their cloud storage to enable upgrading. they do it with local files. At the same time, the virtually stealthy TBS-60 features dual 0K 2Hz HDMI 5 outputs, hardware-accelerated transcoding and streaming, and also includes QNAP's KoiMeeter for wireless video conferencing and presentations. The TBS-5 is also blazing fast and with dual XNUMXGbE ports, the device can achieve speeds of up to XNUMXGb/s with Port Trunking. QNAP Product Manager Joseph Ching provided more information on the business use cases of Tb-XNUMX in a press release, stating, “The TBS-XNUMX NASbook offers serious performance and business applications. complete in a small portable chassis. By seamlessly integrating cloud storage spaces, the TBS-XNUMX offers the combined benefits of storage portability and flexibility to expand the capabilities of modern offices and studios. With the ability to locally cache cloud-based files on the TBS-XNUMX, users can enjoy access speeds just as if they were working in a LAN environment.

QNAP TBS-NASbook Four Hundred Sixty Four

Under the hood, the QNAP TBS-464 is powered by up to 5105GHz 5095-core Intel Celeron N4 / N9 (Jasper Lake) processor with Intel AES-NI encryption engine, 4GB of DDR1 RAM and thirty USB ports. and two Gen 2 for faster data transfers. The device runs the company's QTS 4 operating system, which offers a streamlined user interface and a next-generation experience. Meanwhile, Hybrid Backup Sync (HBS) enables efficient local, remote and cloud backups, while block-based snapshots make it easy to protect and restore data to help organizations mitigate ransomware threats. The TBS-XNUMX also supports media playback on a TV or monitor via its XNUMX HDMI ports and the device is even capable of upscaling XNUMXK videos to universal file formats that can be played seamlessly on multiple devices. As a result, QNAP's portable NAS is an ideal solution for streaming media using Plex. However, organizations can further extend its functionality by using QNAP KoiMeeter to create a high-quality video conferencing system or to enable wireless presentations. Although QNAP has yet to announce the cost and release date of the TBS-XNUMX, there's already a full product page with free support options in place, which means it's bound to be available very soon.