The 2.5″ NSRII 224 SAS Expander, the Latest Storage Powerhouse from Ci Design

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Irvine (September 19, 2010) – Ci Design condenses over twenty years of experience into its newest storage system, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander. Fast, safe and dependable, this 2U rackmount-style unit is specifically tailored for growing demands of the business environment. With modern commerce moving at record speeds, entrepreneurs can optimize their workflows with the unit’s exceptional transfer speeds and advanced RAID protection. Equipped with industry’s fastest interface, the latest data protection options and dynamic Daisy Chain Technology, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander makes it easy to turn time into money.

Designed for speed and efficiency, this storage solution is ready to handle even the most demanding computing environments. Equipped with high-speed MiniSAS technology, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander is capable of handling large volumes of data quickly and seamlessly. With the time saved on file transfer, digital professionals and entrepreneurs can spend more time moving their businesses forward. Not only does the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander give business owners the fastest interface in the industry, but also the versatility to match. Through Daisy Chain Technology, system administrators can linkup to five enclosures together for a maximum 120 TB of storage. Thus, they can customize their storage capacity to match computing demands without the need to replace entire data centers. With these innovative features, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander is an ideal storage solution for growing businesses.

The engineers at Ci Design understand that speed and efficiency offer nothing without the proper data protection. With the latest in RAID technology, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander makes data protection its first priority. Compatible with RAID levels 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, and JBOD configurations, this storage solution is equipped with some of the most advanced data protection options available. Between the high-performance of RAID 0 and the data-redundancy of RAID 5, system administrators can choose the best configuration for their storage needs. And, by taking advantage of its smaller, more efficient 2.5” drives, the system can also reduce heat-build up and power consumption while lowering operating costs. Dependable and efficient, the 2.5” NSRII SAS Expander will be the cornerstone of nearly any integrated storage solution.

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Ci Design
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Reliable & Manageable

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Our business is built on CIDesign’s Direct Attached Storage units. They are reliable, manageable, and affordable. CIDesign is committed to service and support of their units, which perform well beyond their expected life cycle. We highly recommend CIDesign for your direct-attached storage needs.

Powerful, flexible and affordable

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Powerful, flexible and affordable. The raid subsystem is loaded with features but easy to configure. The enclosure and backplane is well engineered. The iStoragePro product line is a great solution for virtualization environments, performance demanding application servers or just simple near-line storage for archiving purposes. It’s very difficult to recommend storage solutions. Usually they are too expensive or the feature set is incomplete. Ci Design products have great backplane design and exceptional chassis features: power, cooling, packaging, materials, etc. Systems are always designed with the best quality components and technology available. The iR16IS4ER system is a great choice for companies needing 16 TB or 32 TB of storage. The iSCSI controller is hardware accelerated and the front panel LCD helps with monitoring and configuration The embedded web portal provides complete system management.

Extremely Impressed

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I have been extremely impressed with the quality and attention to detail demonstrated by you and your team. You have not only provided us product, on time and to spec, but have anticipated our need and gone beyond the call of duty. I.E. – you included all the hardware we needed to assemble the first systems.