QNAP® Systems, Inc. recently released the comprehensive QTS 4.2 brochure – an informative QNAP NAS OS user guide that covers all of the innovative features with distinct user interface illustrations. With a revamped user interface and many exciting features, the QTS 4.2 beta has received a great market response and ardent user feedback.

Empower Users With System Efficiency

“QNAP redesigned QTS and refined its UI to empower users with system efficiency, operation flexibility, and cross-platform control,” said Tony Lu, product manager of QNAP, adding “following positive feedback and constructive suggestions from over 10,000 users, we have overhauled the entire OS to make it more intuitive, more convenient, more polished, and simply more beautiful. With QTS 4.2, users are limited only by their imaginations.”

Users can find detailed QTS feature introductions and app download information from the QTS 4.2 brochure, including:

  • Revamped user interface with flat design
  • Refined multimedia experience
  • Optimized storage and snapshot management
  • Hybrid cloud backup solution
  • Flexible hybrid approach to virtualisation
  • Higher data security
  • File Station adds remote connection
  • Connect & view multiple NAS with myQNAPcloud
  • More apps and utilities for greater productivity

Features are subject to change and may not be available in every product.

The QTS 4.2 beta firmware has been broadly tested and continuously improved. QNAP will officially release QTS 4.2 in near future and provide users with spectacular cloud experiences with stronger security.

Availability

To download the QTS 4.2 brochure, please visit https://www.qnap.com/qts/4.2/.

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