QNAP Security will showcase their 1 to 8-drive high performance VioStor NVR (Network Video Recorder) models including the latest 2-drive, 4-drive and 6-drive Intel Atom D-510 dual-core powered ones as well as the VMware Ready Certified Turbo NAS (network-attached storage) models in Taipei at SecuTech Expo 2010 from April 21~23.

Press Release

Taipei, Taiwan, April 2010 – QNAP Security, a world class manufacturer of Linux-embedded, standalone 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.

Network Video Surveillance System (NVR) Series
QNAP’s VioStor NVR is the Linux-embedded, standalone network surveillance solutions for IP-based real-time monitoring and video recording. The VioStor NVR supports high quality H.264, MxPEG, MPEG4, and M-JPEG recording from popular network camera brands including AXIS, ACTi, Arecont Vision, AVTECH, A-MTK, Canon, Cisco, CNB, D-Link, DIGITUS, EDIMAX, ELMO, EtroVision, GANZ, Hikvision, iPUX, IQeye, LevelOne, Linksys, Messoa, MOBOTIX, Panasonic BB/ BL/ i-Pro, SANYO, SONY, TOA, TOSHIBA, TRENDnet, VIVOTEK, VIOSECURE and Y-CAM. The VioStor NVR offers powerful surveillance features such as 120-channel monitoring from multiple VioStor NVR servers, Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA), generic IP camera integration by CGI command, digital watermarking, advanced event management, and SMS alert. The monitoring can be performed anywhere with Internet access and even on Windows PDA phones by QNAP’s mobile surveillance application VSMobile.