Title : QNAP Q35s Backup
Author : Don Carlin
Date : Saturday, May 31, 2008
Vendor : QNAP


Back Yo' Ass Up

I'm not the biggest fan of external HD enclosures. It seems that the speed of transfer is always too slow and the heat build-up causes you to lose data right up until the hard drive finally just dies. So when I received the Qnap QBack-35S, I was naturally wary of sticking one of my precious HD's in there. Eventually though, I realized that it would have to be done. None of my friends were willing to let me gut their computers to borrow a hard drive.

 

First off, let’s have a little background on our subject. The QNAP QBack-35S Automatic File Backup Station is an encrypted data backup center designed for people who want a little more security for their data. Namely, an AES 256-bit data encryption.  QBack-35S is a 3.5” single SATA drive external enclosure which is compatible with major hard disk drive brands. It supports up to 1TB capacity, USB 2.0, and eSATA high-speed data transfer. It offers hands-free and real-time automatic file backup along with Email backup. Four backup modes are provided including auto-sync backup, instant backup, one-touch-button backup, and schedule backup.

 

QBack-35S main features:

  • Automatic file backup (one-way synchronization) through the powerful QBack auto-backup software installed on PC/notebook.
  • Multiple choices of backup modes:
    Auto-Backup (one-way synchronization)
    Schedule backup
    Instant backup
    One-Touch-Button (OTB) backup (For QBack Software with USB connection only).
  • Incremental backup feature for all modes, only modified files and newly created files on computer will be backed up to save time.
  • Smart detection of backup file size and available storage capacity on the disk to ensure successful backup.
  • Backup all files in computer including all mails in Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail (for Vista), My Documents, Favorites, Fonts, and Desktop.
  • Advanced data encryption technology (AES 256-bit) to make sure the backup data is securely protected at all times.
  • Hard disk can be partitioned into 2 disks: Public and Secure disks by Quick Install Wizard.
  • USB 2.0 and eSATA interfaces for faster backup file transfer rate.
  • Support 3.5" SATA HDD up to 1TB (not included).
  • Support Windows Vista (32-bit)/ XP/ 2000/ Server 2003.
  • Convenient data restore to original paths.
  • Multilingual support: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russia

   

Hardware Spec Software Spec
  • Hard Disk 3.5" SATA HDD, up to 1TB ( the standard package is shipped without HDD )
  • USB 2.0 & eSATA
  • LED Indicators Power: Blue (when the device is on)
  • HDD: Blink in Orange (when accessing hard disk)
  • One Touch Button One Touch Backup Button (For USB Only)
  • Rear I/O Ports 1 x eSATA Port / 1 x USB B Type Connector/
  • 1 x DC-in Jack
  • Power Supply Input: 100-240V AC, 47-63Hz
  • Output: DC 5V/ 2A, 12V/ 2A
  • Dimensions 210(D) x 123(W) x 38.75(H)mm
  • Weight Net Weight: 0.57Kg
  • Gross Weight: 1.48Kg
  • Operation Temperature 0~40°C
  • Operation Humidity 0~85% R.H.
  • Supporting System Windows 2000, XP, Server 2003, Vista(32-bit)
  • Automatic Backup Software Expert mode
  • Auto-Backup
  • Schedule Backup
  • Instant Backup & Restore
  • Express mode: Express backup and restore
  • AES 256-bit data encryption
  • Incremental backup
  • Secure disk management
  • Q-Mail Archiving
  • Q-Filter
  • Event management
  • Supporting Languages English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian
  • Quick Install Wizard Clear step-by-step configuration
  • Can create disk partition (Public/ Secure disk)
  • Set password to protect data

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