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Not only does Synology's latest NAS appliance claim impressive performance, but it also looks to have the highest expansion potential we've yet seen for a desktop box. The DS1511+ borrows the sleek five-bay chassis of the DS1010+ , and doubles the number...
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A frighteningly fast desktop NAS appliance with huge expansion potential and storage features to match...
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KitGuru has reviewed many NAS systems in the last year and we have covered most of the previous range from Synology. Today we are looking at the new flagship product aimed at the small and medium sized business market. With support for up to 15 driv...
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Ultimate performance, great build quality and the best software suite on the market. For a growing business, or enthusiast user with a high level of disposable budget, this should be a primary purchase...
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One of the great advantages of a good NAS drive is its expandability. Buy a four-bay NAS unit, then even if your storage requirements are only for as much data you could fit on one or two disks, you can increase capacity later as needs demand. For Syno...
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The Synology DS1511+ is powerful, expandable storage solution that would suit an SMB, but with potential to form part of an even more expansive storage network. Importantly, its user interface is one of the best in the business, accessible to home user...
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Are the hard drives in your computer full, but external hard drives don't provide enough space or safety? What you need then is Network Attached Storage (NAS). If you go for the ones with room for four to five normal hard drives, it will give you a larg...
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This article first appeared in HWM Jul 2011.Synology's DiskStation DS1511+ is pretty much their top-end product for now, discounting their lineup of rack-mounted storage solutions. What's more, if having five drive bays and the potential of 15TB of storag...
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Thursday, 23 June 2011 00:28 The Synology DS1511+ NAS is perfect for the small business or advanced home user. It’s packed with features that can all be accessed using an attractive web based GUI. It’s perhaps overkill for the average home user but if...
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hardwareunboxed.com Updated: 2011-07-31 08:02:34
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Today we are checking out the Synology DiskStation DS1511+, which is powered by an Intel Atom D525 dual-core processor and features a 1GB memory buffer. These hardware specifications should make the DS1511+ quite snappy and the ability to support Link...
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Given that the Synology DiskStation DS1511+ is essentially a more powerful version of the recently reviewed DS411+ we expected good things and that is exactly what we got. As anticipated, the DS1511+ is a great quality NAS device that we can highly rec...
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A solid unit delivering up to 45TB of network attached storage, with some additional functionality that makes it useful to both home and business user alike.Yes, Synology's top of the range NAS has the ability to hold up to 45TB based on today's hard...
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Very fast, Very flexible, Very capable...
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Quite expensive, Doesn't completely go to sleep if unused.
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The Synology DiskStation DS1511+ NAS ($900 list) is almost identical to its very good cousin, the DiskStation 1010+ ($930,4 stars), but a few upgrades make the newer model even better. The DS1511+ has got all the great features of the DS1010+, but a fa...
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Fat with features. Speedy performance. Simple enough for novices. Sophisticated enough for mid-sized businesses. Excellent management interface. IPv6-ready.
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Only 1GB of RAM by default. Pricey. Some features could be explained more thoroughly in the interface.
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An excellent NAS with great performance, a rich feature set, and advanced capabilities. Buy it now...
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You are previewing premium content. Become an Insider to read the full article. I bought my first Synology NAS in 2006 -- the CS-406. The box was small, quiet, and better than the PC I was using as a do-it-myself file server. Speed was good and the...
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Synology DS1511+In a networked home or small business, a Network Attached Storage - or in tech parlance, NAS - is a near essential piece of equipment these days. The Synology DiskStation DS1511+ offers a scalable RAID storage solution with a maximum c...
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Synology’s DiskStation DS1511+ is pretty much their top-end product for now, discounting their lineup of rack-mounted storage solutions. What’s more, if having five drive bays and the potential of 15TB of sto...
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The Synology DS1511+ NAS is perfect for the small business or advanced home user. It's packed with features that can all be accessed using an attractive web based GUI. It's perhaps overkill for the average home user but if you want to really explore and c...
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