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Energy Efficient 9W Idle, 14W Load
Ultra Quiet 20dB
5 Minute Complete Installation
Quick NAS Accessibility with Client Utility
Easy Connection Through DDNS**(How-to)
HDMI Output for Multimedia Playback
Auto Flashback Photo Gallery
Intelligent NAS Online Resource

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5 Comments Comment from the forums

alyoshka

Hmmmmm.... only US :( that's sad..... you really ought to have such stuff for the places that these companies don't sell their stuff in..... like a kind of intro to the market.....
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Impatienc3

Damn.. Shame you couldn't open it to UK people.. I'd happily pay for the shipping etc!
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Someone Somewhere

Can't enter because of the US thing (and <18, but that changes three days before our next election...).There's no way that it's the first with an Atom in it. My current NAS (QNAP ts-559ProII) has one, and we've had that for at least a year.
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cjkace

You need to read a little better - its the first with an Atom SoC
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Someone Somewhere

Atoms have been SoCs since forever. Hell, even LGA1150 technically is an SoC, and Atoms are far more integrated.
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