Model:SSD-M2080-256GB-B01

Description:  M.2 2280 SATA 6Gb/s SSD, 256GB, Internal SSD Module

UPC: 885022015481

Compatibile with the: TBS-453A,TVS-1282T,TS-1673U-RP,TS-1273U-RP,TS-1673U,TS-1685,TVS-673,TS-873,TS-673,TVS-473e,TVS-882T,TVS-673e,TS-473,TS-673,TVS-873e,TVS-473,TVS-882T

• Ultra-High Capacity SSD
• High Speed with Low Latency
• Enhanced Reliability, Better Performance
• Best Solution for Heavy Demands
• Reliable Storage, 24/7 Operation
• Top Solution for Diverse Applications

• 2nd generation 3D TLC NAND flash for ultra-high performance and endurance
• 12Gb/s SAS interface for maximum throughput
• Advanced power-loss and data-management technology
• Self-encrypting models conform to TCG’s Enterprise specification

• Ultra-high performance tier-0 enterprise storage
• Enterprise-class servers and high performance computing
• Software-defined storage (SDS)
• Online transaction processing (OLTP)
• Financial and e-commerce
• Database analytics

• Thunderbolt™ 3 for lightning fast transfer speeds up to 40 Gbps
• 2 PCIe (x16) slots supporting two half-length, full-height, double-width cards
• PCI Express 3.0 compliant interface with 2 lanes per slot
• Dedicated DisplayPort for additional monitor to expand the workspace
• 2nd Thunderbolt port supports Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.1, and DisplayPort devices
• USB power delivery provides 60W of power to recharge compatible laptops
• Wire mesh panel to dissipate heat from cards with on-board fans
• Big handles to easily carry the device
• Two PCI Express 3.0 slots

• Ultra-High Capacity SSD
• High Speed with Low Latency
• Enhanced Reliability, Better Performance
• Best Solution for Heavy Demands
• Reliable Storage, 24/7 Operation
• Top Solution for Diverse Applications

WD Purple Surveillance Storage offers exclusive AllFrame technology to bring you premium reliability and peace-of-mind when installing your home or small to medium business security system. WD Purple’s exclusive firmware upgrades work with ATA streaming to reduce error pixilation and video interruptions that occur when desktop hard drives are incorrectly used as storage in security systems. WD Purple Surveillance Storage is built for 24/7, always-on, high-definition surveillance security systems that use up to eight hard drives and up to 32 cameras.

Choose a drive that is designed and engineered for home and business surveillance systems and enjoy the peace-of-mind you can only get from a surveillance-class hard drive.

You wouldn’t use a bicycle to transport cargo across the country because it’s not the right tool for the job. You also shouldn’t use a desktop hard drive in your surveillance security system because it wasn’t designed for that application.

WD Purple surveillance-class storage has been tested to be compatible in a wide-range of security systems. These drives are designed to replace standard desktop drives that were not designed for the harsh 24/7 always-on, high-definition surveillance environment. Desktop drives are built to run for only short intervals and are not engineered to withstand high-temperature fluctuations and equipment vibrations found in a typical surveillance application.

Brand New QNAP NAS – Is the TS-551 3-Bay worthy of your data?

I have been in the business of NAS for several years now and in all those years I have never seen such aggressive release schedules as I have seen from QNAP recently. In an impressive revamp and re-ordering of their ranges, we have seen the featured abilities and trends really develop on their respective series. In the last 2 months, we have seen the announcement and release of a 3-Bay RAID 5 TS-328 NAS, a 9-Bay HDD+SSD combination TS-963X NAS and the streamlined TS-x73 series. Now in mid-May (under a month till Computex and CeBit), we have been alerted to another new QNAP. The newly announced QNAP TS-551 NAS is designed more in line with the fully featured home and SMB compact NAS such as the TS-251A, but this new NAS has been issued with many of the features of it’s bigger brothers.

The main features of the QNAP HS-453DX summarized in a table and all views at once are dreamy:

• Intel Celeron J4105 processor at 1.5 GHz
• 4 GB DDR4 (expandable to 8 GB)
• Graphic Intel UHD Graphics 600
• 1 x Rj45 10BASE-T
•  2 x bays for 3.5 "or 2.5" drives (mechanical or SSD SATA)
• 2x M.2 SSD SATA
• 2 x HDMI 2.0 4K
• 1 x RJ45 Gigabit
• 2 x USB 3.0
• 2 x USB 2.0
• 2 x audio inputs
• 1 x audio output
• Rear speaker
• External power supply

• TR-004 : This model is a USB 3.0 Type-C Hardware RAID external enclosure supporting up to 4 SATA 6 Gb / s drives. In addition, QNAP NAS, Windows® , Linux and Mac® portability and plug-and-use for the computer has adopted the convenience of, ideal for applications that require large capacity and RAID protection to.

It has really gone Synology crazy here lately. The 5th new release that has been unveiled by Synology has been announced and it is another new chassis size (lots of new IP from the big S). As already mentioned in the previous articles, two big events in network attached storage (and all technology of course) are being held in the next couple of weeks and we are all looking forward to seeing what new kit will be announced for 2018-2019. Computex 2018 in Taiwan and CeBit 2018 in Germany will take place in the first two weeks of June and whilst all the biggest players in the industry and audience are attending, Synology is holding their own separate events in both Taiwan and Hannover, Germany. Today I want to discuss the brand new 8-Bay expandable NAS for later this year, the Synology RS1219+ RackStation. A Brand new 8 HDD rackmount NAS that finally fills the long-running gap that Synology have had between 4-Bay and 12-Bay Rackmount NAS for years now. So, what is going to be so special about the new RS1219+ NAS from the Synology brand.

ANOTHER new Synology uncovered! It really is bloody RAINING Synology NAS! This latest NAS server that will be formally revealed in Taiwan in a week or two is the latest NAS to join the elite XS series of devices. This new Synology RS1619RPxs Rackstation NAS has several rather groundbreaking features (for Synology and their rather rigid design) and has definitely warmed me towards the latest model. Unlike every new Synology 2019 series NAS we have told you about on NASCompares so far, this new 4-Bay has no predecessor. Till now the XS series was never available as a 4-Bay Rackmount NAS and until now buying an XS NAS meant that you needed to buy a powerful NAS that had a big storage option from day 1. However, this generally means that the cost is considerably higher than other 4-Bay N AS devices and creates an unpopular divide between devices when choosing. This was solved a tiny bit last year with the DS3018xs, but the Synology RS1619RPxs is a really positive step in the right direction in balancing hardware power and total storage options. Even though the RS1619RPxs is Synology’s first real 4 Bay XS Rackmount NAS, it manages to cram in almost all the features and functions of the larger XS server devices, whilst still no-doubt being much, much more powerful than the RS818+ and RS818RP+. So, let’s find out more about what could potentially be the most powerful 4-Bay Rackmount NAS Synology has ever released.