Update to ThecusOS 7.0 NAS OS

Thecus Technology Corp. has released a major update to ThecusOS 7.0, it brings forth a new visual operational experience, greater flexibility with Scale-Out, with accelerated performance to the company’s NAS portfolio.

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This latest iteration is live and available to update for existing firm’s NAS currently running on ThecusOS 7.0.

“The latest evolution of ThecusOS 7.0 delivers a totally revamped user experience, boosting productivity and efficiency in the office and home. Also adding greater flexibility with Scale-Out and faster speeds, Thecus has improved their NAS experience,” said Florence Shih, GM, Thecus.

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Accelerated speed
Running on new software framework, increased web page rendering allows for faster operational speeds. There will be noticeable improvement with NAS models that operate with older processors.

Strengthened and solidified
This latest iteration of ThecusOS 7.0 builds upon the strength of previous versions, now being evolved into a multi-functional, fully stable and intelligent OS.

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Professional and entrancing interface
Users now have the choice of settings in relation to the appearance of Thecus OS7’s user interface. In this latest version, an item called Preference Settings has been introduced. This can be found under the General Settings dropdown menu tree list. This item provides access to a modern interface with theme support, with backgrounds, icons and fonts.

By selecting Preference Settings, users are given access to multiple choices concerning the UI’s visual display. Choose from ‘Classic’ or ‘Dark’, preference for ‘Desktop color’ as well as the background image. For the UI background image, users can select from system default list or upload an image Experience a smoother, more intuitive and visually pleasing browsing experience.

Flexibility with scale-out
ThecusOS7 allows the scale-out function to be executed with only a single unit, optimal for businesses that are on a tight budget, but predict that they will seek larger capacity in the future.