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Thermaltake Muse LanDisk Review
The unit »Introduction
The Thermaltake MUSE LanDisk is a budget NAS. NAS stands for Network Attached Storage and means a storage device that can be accessed via network.One of the advantages of a NAS over a traditional PC running 24 hours is that the power consumption is greatly reduced. Being of smaller physical size the NAS can also be moved around a lot easier.
From the manufacturer Thermaltake:
- Entry level NAS system, maximum support up to 400GB HDD
- SAMBA and FTP server applicable
- Smart DHCP configuration, no IP setting is required.
- LAN Disk W/3 LED Indicator(Link/10-100/USB) .
- Data transfer Meter with blue backlight to indicate digital signal.
- All aluminum Fanless design.
- Silver body with graceful curve.
- Screwless clamshell design easy to install 3.5 IDE HDD without tools.
- Compact mount easily to stand.
| Application | 3.5" IDE HDD |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.418 g |
| Dimension | 245 x 183 x 55 mm |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Interface | IDE to RJ45 & USB 2.0 |
| ATA Compatibility | ATA/ATAPI6 |
| Accessories | USB 2.0 external cable Power adapter Metal foot stand |
| Power Source | External universal Switching Power Adapter (12V 1.5A/5V 1.5A) |
| Certifications | UL, FCC, CE, CSA |
Packaging
The Thermaltake Muse LanDisk comes in the same package as the Muse which does not follow the standard Thermaltake color-theme.
Inside the package you will find:
- Aluminum case
- Aluminum stand
- USB cable 1m
- User's Manual & Driver CD
- Power supply with cable
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