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Thecus N5550 Review

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Packaging


The box is quite large and features vivid colors, though the graphics design isn't too appealing. At the front is a photo of the NAS with its screen lit, along with numerous badges and icons describing most of its functions and capabilities.


Thecus cites the server's most interesting features on this side, including the HDMI port that transforms the NAS into a multimedia hub, the increased performance the Atom processor provides, the McAfee Antivirus software included in the software bundle, the Data Burn module, which allows you to burn data onto CDs in optical drives, and all security options the N5550 provides.


A nice scheme describing most of the functions and roles the N5550 can play can be found on this side. As you can see, a modern NAS can do much more than simply storing your data.

Contents & Bundle


Thick pieces of packing foam protect the NAS inside the box well. This is a quite expensive product, so Thecus made sure it will reach its owner in pristine condition.


The bundle includes several software discs, including Acronis True Image Personal Edition 2010, a power and Ethernet cable, two sets of screws for HDD mounting onto the trays, a quick installation guide, a warranty guide, a notification about the official Thecus HDD compatibility list, and two sets of keys for its lockable trays, which are essential in business environments.
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