Freecom SilverStore 4TB, Marvell, 6283, 0.128 GB, DDR, 4.096 TB, Black Freecom SilverStore 4TB. Processor family: Marvell, Processor model: 6283, Processor frequency: 1 GHz. Internal memory: 0.128 GB, Internal memory type: DDR. Total installed storage capacity: 4.096 TB https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/nas-drives/51744/freecom-silverstore-2-drive-nas-2tb-review Freecom's SilverStore 2-Drive NAS isn't your run-of-the-mill black box. Instead, its metal chassis is silver. Unfortunately, this bold move away from the mainstream doesn't do much for its looks, but at least it feels solid. The same can't be said for ... This slightly cheap-looking NAS is faster than many rivals, but it’s very expensive for the amount of storage it provides ... https://www.businesscomputingworld.co.uk/review-freecom-silverstore-2-drive-nas/ Freecom designs and manufacturers high quality external storage solutions that are extremely pleasing to the eye. Designed for individuals and small businesses wanting a storage device that’s robust and easy to use, the German company’s latest offering is... https://www.techadvisor.co.uk/review/freecom-silver-store-2-drive-nas-review-3317136/ The Silver Store 2-Drive NAS is so new that it wasn’t even listed on Freecom’s website as we finished this review, but it’s an impressive NAS drive that will particularly appeal to small business users. The Silver Store is available in 2TB, 4TB, and 6T... While it’s not the fastest or cheapest drive in this group, the Silver Store strikes a good balance between versatile features and ease of use, and is an excellent choice for Mac-based small businesses. ... https://www.macworld.co.uk/review/freecom-silver-store-2-drive-nas-review-3316276/ The Silver Store 2-Drive NAS is so new that it wasn’t even listed on Freecom’s website as we finished this review, but it’s an impressive NAS drive that will particularly appeal to small business users. The Silver Store is available in 2TB, 4TB, and 6T... Versatile NAS drive with RAID and remote access features; USB port supports USB 3.0 Expensive; poor documentation While it's not the fastest or cheapest drive in this group, the Silver Store strikes a good balance between versatile features and ease of use, and is an excellent choice for Mac-based small businesses