QNAP Releases Thunderbolt 4 All-Flash NASbook
QNAP Systems, Inc., a leading computing, and storage solutions
innovator, officially launched the brand-new Thunderbolt™ 4 all-flash NASbook
TBS-h574TX that streamlines video production workflows from pre-production to
post-production with boosted productivity. The compact TBS-h574TX provides
all-flash low-latency storage with five E1.S/M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD slots,
high-speed I/O, and 13th Gen Intel® Core™ hybrid-architecture computing power.
With innovative hot-swappable M.2 SSD support, the TBS-h574TX optimizes Mac®
and Windows® PC creators experience in online video editing, large file
transfer, video transcoding, and backup. The portable and easy-to-to use design
makes the NASbook ideal for video shooting sites, post-production teams, small
studios, and SOHO users.
“Mobility and serviceability are critical for the success of
fast-paced audiovisual projects. The TBS-h574TX NASbook is designed with 2.54
liters in volume and is smaller than A4 paper. Compared to Apple Mac Studio®,
the compact TBS-h574TX has reduced its size by nearly 31%, allowing production
teams to easily place it in various types of multimedia toolboxes and desktop
environments,” said Andy Chuang, Product Manager of QNAP, adding “The
highly-anticipated hot-swappable support for M.2 NVMe SSDs further provides
serviceability that resolves the inconvenience faced by production team when
replacing SSDs.”
Featuring five E1.S/M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD slots (with an E1.S to
M.2 SSD adapter attached to each slot), the TBS-h574TX all-flash NASbook allows
users to flexibly install M.2 SSDs or E1.S SSDs for fast RAW file editing;
hot-swappable support for M.2 SSDs, along with automatic RAID disk replacement
(supported from QTS 5.1/QuTS hero h5.1), allows creators to replace SSDs
without system downtime for streamlined ongoing project workflows. The
TBS-h574TX adopts the 13th Gen Intel® Core™ hybrid-architecture 12-core and
16-thread processor that delivers massive computing power to tackle
multitasking video production, and the built-in GPU accelerates video
transcoding. Its dual Thunderbolt™ 4 ports provide direct connectivity to
Mac/PC workstations for rough cut on-site. Built-in 2.5GbE and 10GbE ports
allow for more connected client devices for cross-team collaboration. Two USB
3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) ports enable faster import of video materials from external
storage to the NASbook, or connection of DAS/JBOD for archiving previous video
projects. Pre-production teams can conveniently display raw footage from the
NASbook on a large screen via the built-in 4K HDMI™ for easier quality reviews.
As a storage and editing workstation for RAW files, the TBS-h574TX can also
back up transcoded small files to myQNAPcloud Storage cloud space, allowing
cross-site teams to easily access, synchronize, and share files.
The TBS-h574TX runs the ZFS-based QuTS hero operating system,
with self-healing to automatically detect and repair corrupted data in RAW
images; ZIL with power failure protection allows the NASbook to continue
completing unfinished data writes after power outage followed by a power
restoration, preventing data corruption while modifying data. With QNAP’s
patented QSAL algorithm, simultaneous multi-SSD failures in an SSD RAID are
prevented for enhanced data protection. The TBS-h574TX is also the perfect
companion for diverse multimedia applications, including the ideal centralized
storage for Adobe® users and for Roon® server for optimal music streaming.
QNAP provides a special launch offer for the TBS-h574TX.
Purchase and register a TBS-h574TX during the launch period and get one year of
myQNAPcloud Storage 1TB cloud storage space for free. The TBS-h574TX and
myQNAPcloud Storage provides a great combination for creating hybrid cloud
storage for managing video projects efficiently.
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