For many InfoWorld readers, the name Thecus will not be a familiar one. This Taiwan-based corporation has been around since 2004, and I remember when it showed off its first NAS in 2005. If you go to ...

I recently got a NAS device from Thecus--the N3200--and was very excited getting it out of the box. Among other things, the device looked as if it would be the first network storage device that ...

Physical installation is fairly simple. Install the hard drives, plug it in, turn it on. Got that? Right, next step. Configuration of networking devices can be fun when you've no idea what subnet they ...

I’ve been using the Thecus N4810 for a couple of weeks now as my main source of media and it has been a huge joy. It performs flawlessly in all areas and comes with plenty of applications to serve any ...

Thecus Intelligent NAS & Power Consumption Up to this point, when I’ve come to use and test a Thecus brand of system, everything has been handled through a web-based user interface.

New storage monsters rise to expand capacities everywhere and can be tamed by every current Thecus NAS Thecus is excited to announce that the new Seagate IronWolf and IronWolf Pro hard drives with ...

I was all decided on a QNAP 409 after having seen one for just over £300.<BR><BR>THe UI looks great, the support seems great and they generally seem reliable.<BR><BR>I then came across a deal on a ...

Resellers in need of a low-cost network storage solution for Linux, Mac OSX and Windows systems that includes backup utilities and anti-virus software should consider the N7710-G from Thecus ...

Thecus today introduced its N0204 miniNAS device, what it calls "the world's smallest fully-featured NAS device." Measuring 132 mm by 88 mm by 63 mm, the N0204 is about the size of an external hard ...

Performance and Features: From a hardware standpoint, the Thecus N5200BR NAS Server offers support for a total of 5TB of storage using SATA II drives in JBOD, RAID 0,1,5,6 and 10 arrays, along with ...

This Thecus N5200 Network Attached Storage (NAS) can hold a lot of stuff. With five drives of 750GB each, that’s—carry the two—3.75 Terabytes of porn data! Not only does it have 5 drives internally, ...