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Home > News > 45 Drives Expands Storinator Line with 3 New Products

45 Drives Expands Storinator Line with 3 New Products

March 13, 2015 by Benjamin J. Roethig

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45 Drives is a company that takes storage very seriously and has a lot of fun doing it. You should know that from their interactions with us. Our Storinator is loaded up with a full 45 drives and is at the heart of the Geek House datacenter. But what if you want 45 Drives and don’t need, well, 45 drives? The company has expanded their lineup with 3 new models to go alongside their original Storinator S45: the Storinator Q30, S45 Lite, and even more extreme XL60.

Storinator Q30

The Storinator Q30 is the “Baby” of the 45 drives lineup. The Q isn’t pulled out of a hat, it stands for quiet. That makes it ideal for office environments. The Q30 offers 270TB of storage using 8TB drives. Like its big brother the S45, it comes standard with twin gigabit Ethernet ports and has 10GbE as an option. Customers have the option to customize the Q30 to meet their specifications.

Prices on the Storinator Q30 start at $2899

Storinator S45 Lite

Next up is the Storinator S45 Lite. This unit is much like the original S45, but in a more affordable package. It includes only a single 40-port Rocket 750 HBA card where the regular S45 line comes with twin HBA cards. The S45 Lite and Original S45 can handle up to 360TB of storage.

Prices start at $3220 for the S45 Lite and $5403 for the S45.

Storinator XL60

Lastly, is the new alpha dog of storage, the Storinator XL60. Like its name suggests, the XL 60 is big, bad, and can hold 60 drives. That’ll add up to a maximum of 480TB of storage. It features redundant boot drives and ports, and comes standard with not only twin Gigabit ports, but a twin-port 10 GbE NIC as well. These are designed for the businesses with the most demanding storage needs.

Pricing on the XL60 starts at $6800.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: network attached storage, storage

About Benjamin J. Roethig

Ben is an external Associate Editor at Geek Beat. He can be described connoisseur of things technological. Ben's hobbies include reading up on Military, Naval, and Aeronautical history, playing around with his Macs and iDevices, exploring the mountainous bluffs of Dubuque, IA and Galena, IL, and proving that 15+ years of practice does not make perfect on his guitars. If you want to find him Ben can be found on Twitter (@benroethig), Google (gplus.to/benroethig), and as an occasional guest on Apple related podcasts.

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