Localized language support is one of the key elements that contribute to the easy usability and intuitiveness of all ASUSTOR products
The addition allows Spanish speaking users to use ADM from within a familiar language environment

ASUSTOR Inc. has announced recently that it has added Spanish language support to its ADM (ASUSTOR Data Master) operating system and official website allowing Spanish speaking users to more intuitively use ASUSTOR products and view product information. Localised language support is one of the key elements that contribute to the easy usability and intuitiveness of all ASUSTOR products.

“Progressively adding support for different languages is one of our key priorities here at ASUSTOR,” said Steve Huang, Product Manager at ASUSTOR. “The addition of Spanish to ADM allows our Spanish speaking users to use ADM from within a familiar language environment, further providing a smoother and more user-friendly experience.”

Furthermore, users will also be able to browse the official ASUSTOR website in Spanish. All Spanish speaking users will now be able to quickly get the product resources and information they need.

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