QNAP Launches All-Flash NASbook TBS-h574TX with Pre-installed Enterprise E1.S SSDs

• 03 Nov 2025
• TM Team
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QNAP Systems, Inc., a leading computing, and storage solutions innovator, announced new models of the acclaimed TBS-h574TX all-flash NASbook, which come pre-installed with enterprise-grade E1.S SSDs. Available with two raw capacities, 9.6TB or 19.2TB, the new models are purpose-built for high-throughput post-production workflows including video editing, visual effects (VFX), and animation. With support for hot-swappable E1.S SSDs, the TBS-h574TX enables uninterrupted ingest-to-delivery operations — empowering on-location shoots, small-scale video production teams, SOHO users, and mobile media professionals to collaborate seamlessly and maintain peak productivity.

“Speed and reliability are critical in media production. By integrating QNAP-validated E1.S SSDs into the TBS-h574TX, users no longer need to worry about drive compatibility. They can power on, configure, and get straight to editing," said Andy Chuang, Product Manager of QNAP, adding "This NASbook combines portable design, all-flash performance, and hot-swappable SSDs to offer a uniquely compact, powerful, and zero-downtime experience — so teams can focus on creativity anytime, anywhere with peace of mind.”

Key Features of the TBS-h574TX for Optimized Media Workflows

▪️Enterprise-grade E1.S SSDs, QNAP-certified
Engineered for high-density data access, E1.S SSDs have exceptional performance and endurance with Power Loss Protection (PLP). Up to 70,000 IOPS in 4K random write boosts efficiency for small file access and VFX editing. TCG Opal 2.0 SED encryption ensures files are securely stored, protecting sensitive assets from unauthorized access.
▪️Flexible storage configurations
The system’s five E1.S slots are also compatible with M.2 NVMe SSDs via adapters. All bays support hot-swapping, allowing users to tailor configurations per project needs. The conditional automatic RAID replacement with spares ensures continued operations even if a drive fails — ensuring seamless workflow continuity.