In 2011 Asus established Asustor, with the name describing “ASUS” and “Storage”. Though a little later than their main rivals, there was still plenty of market space available for a NAS rookie, albeit, with the strength of Asus behind them.
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The AS6208T may actually be the 2nd model to reach our lab from the AS620xT line by ASUSTOR but it doesn’t share the same specifications as its smaller brother the AS6204T so this time over under the hood we find...
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The AS6204T 4-bay NAS from ASUSTOR, equipped with a low-power Celeron J3160 Braswell CPU and 4GB of RAM can handle without issue the well-optimized ADM OS which transforms it into a machine with multiple functions: backups, different service hosting, virtual...
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Today we review the Asustor AS6208T NAS. This SOHO based NAS unit offers 8 HDD bays and was designed to be the price competitive NAS unit for the small business owner and heavy consumer. Link
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NAS are evolving faster than many segments of the computing world. Today, there are more NAS makers than you can shake a stick at, and all of them are on a mission to produce a product that will find its...
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AS3014T NAS was also designed for home use, uses the same chassis as the AS1004T but this time we are dealing with a more powerful Intel Celeron N3050 processor, backed with no less than 2GB of DDR3L RAM; the 4-bay...
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Our review unit of the ASUSTOR AS1002T was launched explosively across the ocean from Taiwan using TNT Express, and with a bit of luck as well as Cathay Pacific Cargo, landed here in Canada to the hands of Purolator. It...
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ASUSTOR is the very first NAS manufacturer to use the brand new and much improved (compared to the previous generation J1900 model) Celeron N3150 Quad-Core CPU by Intel that runs at 1.6GHz (64Bit, 14nm, 6W TDP, 2.08GHz Burst speed, 2MB...
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They all have one thing in common though, NAS servers are expensive for your average end-user. With that in mind ASUSTOR decided to fab a price competitive product. They ripped out the removable trays, there’s no LCD display, you get...
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Right off the bat, it is natural for me to compare the AS5008T to the 8-bay NAS I have already reviewed from ASUSTOR, the AS-608T. There are similarities, and a few differences. If you haven’t guessed, they are both 8-bay...
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Armed with new firmware and an updated GUI + priced competitive against the big guns in the industry like Qnap, Synology and Netgear a year or two ago Asustor entered the market. We review the AS5102T NAS. We went blank...
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As the name suggests the AS7010T is the larger brother of the very good AS7004T so aside the fact that it has room for up to 10 2.5/3.5″ SATA III drives it features the same Intel Core i3-4330 CPU running...
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Some of you may recall our review of another ultra-high-end model by ASUSTOR the AS-608T which performed extremely well and left most of its competition in the dust. Well compared to that the new AS70xxT series is in a league...
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People working in the corporate America, or any large company for that matter, will have undoubtedly heard terms like Network Attached Storage (NAS), File Server, Web Server and Application Server. These are really the cornerstone for getting work done in...
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