Tranquil PC Release Third Windows Home Server Option – T2-WHS-A3 Home Server

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Tranquil PC yesterday announced the December availability of a third Windows Home Server based system – the T2-WHS-A3.

Running in the same chassis, as the previously announced A2, the new A3 runs much faster faster via the help of a 64-bit compatible Intel processor (compared to the A2′s Via processor), and therefore provides better a option for future WHS updates. There is a downside, however, as the A3 runs with a 10/100 Network Card (rather than Gigabit – although Gigabit is available as a paid upgrade), and supports just 1 eSATA card (offering 4 eSATA coonnections rather than the A2′s 8). USB 2.0 ports also drop from 6 to 4. Like the A2, however, the system is fanless, and provides two internal hard drive slots for storage expansion.

Base specification is as follows:

Processor: Intel Celeron 220
RAM: 512Mb (upgrade option to 1Gb available)
USB 2.0: 4 ports (rear)
Storage: 500Gb (available in 1 or 2 drive configurations – up to 2 Tb options available)
Dimensions: 387 (w) x 356 (d) x 66 (h) mm
Weight Base unit (nett) 7Kg
Power consumption 29W – 45W

The A3 starts at £348 (ex VAT) and we hope to get a unit in mid-December for review. Meanwhile, Tranquil have also announced that all of the systems are shipping with a discount on Proxure’s KeepVault online backup software.

More Info: Tranquil PC


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Terry Walsh is the founding editor and owner of We Got Served. Since February 2007, the site has provided detailed coverage and analysis of the emerging home server category, and has subsequently grown into a trusted outlet for digital home news and reviews.

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