I’ve played with a couple NVR solutions in the past, but haven’t quite found one where the software really lived up to what I wanted to have from a security camera solution. While I don’t have the necessary hardware to play with the ASUSTOR solution, putting it on a NAS and providing the wide-ranging BYOC[amera] support certainly hint at the […]
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Having recently reviewed an ASUSTOR NAS, I know it’s very capable machine. This ATOM based NAS, should have plenty of go and many of of the features, like HWA transcoding, to make it a good home solution. S3014T NAS was also designed for home use, uses the same chassis as the AS1004T but this time we are dealing with a […]
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The ASUSTOR AS5002T is the first Intel based network attached storage (NAS) device tested at Missing Remote. So, I was very curious to see how its dual-core 2.4GHz Celeron J1800 would stack up against the strong showing we’ve seen from ARM Cortex-A15 based systems recently. With two Gigabit network interface cards (NIC), two bays, 1GB RAM, and USB 3.0/eSATA support, […]
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I haven’t seen many Intel Braswell NAS reviews, it’s great that they are starting to come out. At just about this time last year, many vendors were rolling out their products based on the new Bay Trail platform from Intel. With many of those products ushering in a new generation of performance that further pushed the uptick in power efficiency […]
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AFAIK, Asustor is the first to bring Braswell NAS out to market. At the higher end of the consumer/SOHO NAS market this model looks quite interesting both as a NAS and a playback device. Asustor is one of the recent entrants in the NAS market. Over the last couple of years, they have tried to play in the same space […]
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