- Brand : Thecus
- Product name : N5200B PRO
- Product code : N5200B PRO
- Category : NAS & Storage Servers
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Long product name Thecus N5200B PRO NAS/storage server
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N5200B PRO Network Storage Black
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Short summary description Thecus N5200B PRO NAS/storage server
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Thecus N5200B PRO, 10 TB
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Long summary description Thecus N5200B PRO NAS/storage server
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Thecus N5200B PRO. Total installed storage capacity: 10 TB, Storage drive interface: Serial ATA, Storage drive size: 3.5". Processor frequency: 1.5 GHz. Internal memory: 0.5 GB, Internal memory type: DDR. Supported network protocols: CIFS/SMB; AFP 3; NFS v3; FTP; HTTP; HTTPs. Display type: LCD
Uk has collected 4 expert reviews for Thecus N5200B PRO NAS/storage server and the average expert rating is 83 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
Network Attached Storage devices used to be the domain of Enterprise. However, over the last few years, companies have started to come out with more consumer oriented versions of these proucts. These dedicated storage solutions can now be easily be a...
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tweaknews.net
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2011-10-04 09:25:27
2011-10-04 09:25:27
Average rating:0
Safe, accessible mega-storage is what Thecus delivers with the N5200PRO, and they deliver it in spades! It even looks good doing it. With support for up to five terabyte drives and multiple RAID setups, this little jewel has what it takes to satisfy m...
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Overclockersonline.net
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2011-10-04 09:25:27
2011-10-04 09:25:27
Average rating:0
Skip Around: Storage space can be described in many ways. We can rationalize the thousands upon thousands of bytes in more manageable and understandable forms such as the number of songs, pictures, or videos a disk drive can hold. However, no matter how we numerically struggle to fathom the sheer amount of digital data that we can fit on a single hard disk, what we can logically pile away trumps...
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