Given the price and performance of the TS-119P II and TS-219P II models, we have found that they bridge the gap in QNAP’s current lineup very well. Although the TS-119P II is now the most expensive single bay device QNAP offers, it is also by far their most powerful. When compared to its predecessor, the TS-119P+, users can enjoy improved performance and an upgraded design for a small price premium.
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monty |
Posted on: 11/09/2011 11:51 PM
I remember a few years ago buying a single bay NAS for this kind of money was a waste of time. Thanks for the article it got me excited about getting one  |
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Bluescreendeath |
Posted on: 11/10/2011 04:02 AM
Nice review but I still want to see you do one on those sweet looking Core i3 models! |
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sammy |
Posted on: 11/10/2011 08:32 PM
The TS-119P II looks ideal for my needs at home. I will look into getting one some more thank you. |
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scodd |
Posted on: 11/15/2011 12:32 AM
I just bought a p2x4 - 59, mb - 59, 4GB ram - 20, two hitachi deskstar 5400 2TB - (2)79 for a total of 297. Used old case and ps,, kb and mouse. Loaded ubuntu 11.1, soft raid1 and samba. Couldn't be better. |