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QOOBE NAS solution available through Solsta

QOOBE NAS solution available through Solsta

Solsta has announced the release of the Metaverpivot QOOBE N150, a compact, energy-efficient Network Attached Storage (NAS) solution designed for home users, SOHO environments, and small teams.

Powered by the Intel N150 CPU, the QOOBE N150 delivers reliable file sharing, media streaming, and data backup capabilities.

“The QOOBE N150 was designed to bridge the gap between power and simplicity,” said John Fitzpatrick, Product Manager at Solsta. “It’s compact, scalable and packed with the kind of performance that small businesses and home offices increasingly depend on.”


Key features at a glance:

  • Intel N150 CPU – balances power efficiency and performance, optimised for 24/7 NAS operations. With low TDP, it ensures silent operation with minimal energy consumption
  • Expandable DDR5 memory – supports up to 16GB DDR5 RAM to handle multitasking workloads including file transfers, virtualisation and light database tasks
  • Flexible storage options – available in 2- and 4-bay models, the Metaverpivot QOOBE N150 supports eMMC (64GB), PCIE3 M.2 NVME & SATA SSDs. Hot-swappable bays provide effortless scalability up to 4TB per port
  • Advanced connectivity – equipped with dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, USB 3.2 Gen2 x3 ports, HDMI v2.0 x2 ports, Wi-Fi 6, BT5.2, integrated UHD graphic up to 1GHz, ensuring fast data transfers and seamless integration into your existing network

Designed for versatility, the QOOBE N150 fits seamlessly into a wide range of environments. It’s an ideal solution for home media centres, personal Cloud storage, surveillance video archiving, and small office file servers. Thanks to its quiet thermal profile and compact footprint, the system can be tucked away without disruption to the workspace or home setup.

The QOOBE N150 is now available through Solsta.

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