QNAP Silent NAS is eco-friendly with power saving features such as hard disk standby and power management scheduling options
QNAP Silent NAS' stylish set-top design allows it to sit unobtrusively alongside HDTVs and other consoles

QNAP® Systems, Inc. announced that the QNAP Silent NAS series has won the honourable iF Product Design Award 2014 for excellence in the computer category.

“The recognition from the iF award means outstanding achievements in design, and we are proud that our innovation in the Silent NAS series makes this list alongside other celebrated tech products,” said Meiji Chang, general manager of QNAP.

QNAP Silent NAS series is fanless, silent NAS for the living room, designed with a stylish and silent set-top design to sit alongside HDTVs, consoles and other elements of a digital lifestyle. With a revolutionary thermal design that intelligently dissipates heat, the Silent NAS series runs smoothly even under heavy load. It is also eco-friendly with power saving features such as hard disk standby and power management scheduling options. The user-friendly QTS operating system also makes system setup, maintenance and day-to-day usability extremely easy.

All award-winning entries of iF Design Award 2014 can be found in the iF online exhibition

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