QNAP Security’s network surveillance solutions exhibited at SecuTech 2010
QNAP Security is a world class manufacturer of Linux-embedded, stand-alone Network Video Recorder

QNAP Security, a world class manufacturer of Linux-embedded, stand-alone Network Video Recorder (NVR) solutions is pleased to announce its participation at SecuTech Expo 2010. QNAP will showcase the latest 2-drive, 4-drive and 6-drive VioStor NVR models incorporating the Intel Atom D-510 dual-core processor to deliver exceptional performance of maximum network throughput of 176 Mbps with extremely low power consumption. These new VioStor NVR models all support a VGA output which can be connected to a monitor for PC-less monitoring, and system administration. The entire line-up of QNAP's 1 to 8-drive high performance VioStor NVR models and the latest Intel Atom D510 processor-based, VMware Ready Certified Turbo NAS (network-attached storage) models will also be exhibited.

QNAP cordially invites you to visit them at SecuTech Expo 2010.

Where: Booth J405-J409, Taipei World Trade Centre Nangang Exhibition Hall, Taipei, Taiwan

When: April 21-23 2010

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