QNAPTVS882BRT3I516GUS - Qnap NAS TVS-882BRT3-I5-16G-Us CI5-7500 16GB 3.4GHZ 8-Bay Retail

The TVS-882BRT3 uses 7th Generation Intel« 14nm multi-core processors and features ThunderboltÖ 3 (40 Gbps) connectivity including a unique Thunderbolt-to- Ethernet (T2E) 10 GbE converter and is ideal for online video editing and high-speed file sharing. The TVS-882BRT3 comes with an optical disc drive (ODD) slot allowing you to install compatible disc drives (including Blu-ray Disc drives). QNAP also provides models with a preinstalled Blu-ray Disc drive allowing you to experience extensive disc applications right way. You can back up the content of your discs to NAS for long-term storage and easier sharing or you can write NAS-based files to disc for an extra layer of data protection. Blu-ray Discs can also be played by the NAS when used with an HDMI display with virtual machines or Linux Station (third-party media player software required - may require separate license purchase). The TVS-882BRT3 comes with three PCIe Gen.3 slots. Two slots are preinstalled with dual-port Thunderbolt 3 expansion card while the third slot allows for adding 10GbE/40GbE NIC SAS storage expansion card or a USB 3.1 10GbE adapter making the TVS-882BRT3 ideal for diverse storage applications. Blu-ray NAS covers complete backup scenarios TVS-882BRT3 supports Blu-ray disc drives enabling direct backup of your discs to NAS. Not only does it solve the difficulty of backing up countless discs but also helps make file management much easier. Coupled with Qfiling's automatic file organization and Qsirch's full-text search engine the TVS-882BRT3 brings a whole new experience for you to easily manage all your disc files on a private cloud. Files stored on the NAS can also be written to disc for additional backup protection. Diversified application scenarios include: ? Access files on disc: browse files directly through File Station and share instantly with a share link. Qfiling enables automatic file organization while Qsirch allows for quick full-text search. ? Archive confidential data to disc: write important data to discs using a virtual machine or Linux Station for prolonged preservation. Low-cost discs are also ideal for one-time file sharing. ? NAS as movie player: play discs via HDMI output using Linux Station. ? Collaborative editing: Enable high-speed collaboration via high bandwidth Thunderbolt 3 ports or install a QNAP PCIe 10GbE/40GbE NIC and use with a 10GbE switch.