Transcend Information, Inc. (Transcend®), a leading brand of digital storage and multimedia products, is proud to announce the new launch of the SSD250N, a 2.5” solid-state drive (SSD) tailor-made for Network Attached Storage (NAS) systems to support rising demand for remote offices, remote education, and remote recreation brought on by COVID-19. This drive was specifically designed for continually operating NAS systems. The built-in DRAM cache and 3D NAND flash deliver high IOPS, reducing latency and speeding up NAS systems. Packed with multiple advanced technologies, the SSD250N provides outstanding reliability and extends NAS lifespan, fully assisting small and medium-sized business operations, multimedia streaming at home, and speeding up multi-user access to shared data.
长期可靠
Transcend’s SSD250N is ready for use with NAS systems on 24/7 as it offers up to 2,000 TBW. Its 3D NAND flash and the SATA III interface unleash random speeds of up to 82K IOPS, optimizing data transfer. The built-in DRAM cache boosts read and write speeds, offering stable performance for seamless backups, instant central management and real-time file synchronization. Whether your NAS is serving up your favorite shows on your home media center while archiving music, photos, and videos, or is used in 4K or 8K video editing, or even at a business constantly trading data with clients, the SSD250N is ready to do the heavy lifting.
Cutting-edge technologies power performance
为确保数据完整性，安全性和稳定性，Transcend的SSD250N与多种智能技术集成。RAID引擎和LDPC编码检测和修复传输错误以防止数据损坏;垃圾收集重新安置数据以释放内存块并延长设备寿命;并且Devsleep在不使用时关闭SATA接口并在提示时快速启动时，可以节省能量。这些智能技术使SSD250N能够适应新的生活方式和远程商业模式。
SSD Scope software
The proprietary SSD Scope software, a free download from the Transcend website, is a tailor-made kit that measures SSD’s health. Tools include View Drive Information, View S.M.A.R.T. Status, Diagnostic Scan, Secure Erase, Firmware Update, TRIM Enable, Health Indicator, and System Clone.
Transcend’s SSD250N comes in 1TB and 2TB capacities and is covered by a five-year limited warranty.
