Fujitsu has updated its beginner's NAS (network-attached storage) box, making it run faster and store more data. The Q800 is an update on the previous Q600 and Q700 models, which used a slow Marvell 6281 processor and had just one or two SATA disk drives. The product name, Celvin, refers to the Kelvin temperature scale. …

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Tuesday 12th October 2010 15:19 GMT Roger Greenwood

More models

How about the 212 when your blood boils, or the 451 when you reach meltdown/combustion point. Fahrenheit anyone?

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1. Wednesday 13th October 2010 09:23 GMT Allan George Dyer
  
  Colligative Properties
  
  Won't blood boil at a higher temperature, because of the dissolved impurities? But what pressure are you assuming?
  
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Tuesday 12th October 2010 15:36 GMT David Halko

Will it use ZFS?

Will the new box use OpenSolaris and ZFS, or will users be stuck at the 16TB file system limit?

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Tuesday 12th October 2010 15:47 GMT G C M Roberts

following the trend...

I think the next would be Pharenheight, then possibly wrankine and raymears.

Although I've not kept a linear growth in spelling mistakes there

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1. Tuesday 12th October 2010 18:47 GMT Jacqui
  
  Hmm celvin
  
  end hebbes?
  
  I have two of Bill wattersons books and they are def worth reading.
  
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Wednesday 13th October 2010 09:20 GMT rkh

Fujitsu = QNAP?

It's a QNAP TS-459 or TS-459+. Physical specs match exactly; Fujitsu's spec sheet even mentions the same firmware version as QNAP's latest.

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Wednesday 13th October 2010 10:48 GMT Anonymous Coward

QNAP Question

The QNAP Question is of great interest, especially as im in the market for a new box as my 209 just died, I'm considering a 4 drive box this time.. so its worth a bit more reading...

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