Synology Debuts First 8 Bay NAS Server, the DiskStation DS-1812+

By on February 22, 2012 in Network Attached Storage, News

NAS specialist Synology this week took the wraps off their first ever 8 bay NAS server in the shape of the DiskStation DS1812+, a high-speed/high-capacity device targeting prosumers and SMBs.

The new model is powered by a 2.13 GHz, dual-core processor and includes support for USB 3.0, high speed network transfers with link aggregation as well as support for emerging 4TB hard drives. RAM is expandable, up to 3GB.

According to Synology’s internal tests, transfer speeds average  202 MB/sec read and 194 MB/sec write speeds in a RAID 5 configuration.

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  • Tom

    I wonder if it’s possible to install WHS on it?!