Review: QNAP TS-419P
By Tim (Lothar) | Published Monday, 18 January 2010

   
 

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QNAP TS-419P Review

Recently released from QNAP the TS-419P is the new addition to their four slot NAS family. Read on to see if it will fit your storage needs.

Introduction

We recently took a look at the TS-219P NAS from QNAP and found it to be a good unit at that price point. Today, we are going to take its big brother, the TS-419P , for a spin to see how it compares.



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