Unlocking the front of the device releases the smoked plastic cover revealing the four drive bays with removable caddies. Setting up the QNAP TS-453Be is straightforward. The TS-453Be making a very low cost, and easy to set up and maintain, file server. Having all your files available via the network is also very useful for small businesses.

It's capable of 4K output via HDMI straight to your TV. This make the NAS more than capable of being used as a Home Theatre multimedia centre. There's also two audio-in sockets and one audio-out socket. It has full keyboard and mouse support via one of the five USB 3.0 ports, two HDMI slots, and two 6Gbe LAN ports. The TS-453Be is effectively a Linux-driven PC powered by an Intel Celeron J3455 quad-core 1.5 GHz processor with 2GB RAM. It's a remote storage solution that can house four 3.5” or 2.5” hard drives, with space for an M.2 SSD. The QNAP TS-453Be can sort out all your storage needs and them some. This is where NAS (Network Attached Storage) solutions come in handy. With high-speed broadband and mobile devices bombarding us with files, managing multimedia storage for easy access to all our videos, music and photographs is getting to be a real issue. Never has our ability to accumulate data been as great as it is right now.

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