Synology has launched DS216j, which according to the company is a NAS perfect for home media streaming, as well as file sharing and backup. Powered by a dual-core CPU with a floating-point unit (FPU), the two-bay NAS is designed for home and personal users.
According to the vendor, the DS216j’s main CPU is enhanced with a built-in floating-point unit (FPU) that speeds up thumbnail generation. It delivers file transfer speeds of 112.75 Mb/s reading and 97.6 Mb/s writing. Moreover, DS216j is designed with energy efficiency in mind, consuming only 14.85 W during peak usage and 6.95 W when hibernating.
DS216j also runs DiskStation Manager (DSM). With its range of applications from multimedia file sharing to backup, DSM satisfies essential home entertainment, as well as backup and file sharing needs.
