During the Cebit announced manufacturers the first nas systems with the Atom CE5300-dualcore. Synology provides its DS714 of these Intel soc, which is optimized for 1080p content transcoding for playback on, for example, smartphones.
Synology released at the Cebit are DS714. This is a 2bay nas which appearance is concerned, is identical to the DS713+. In contrast to that model, the new DiskStation no Atom D2700 with a clock speed of 2.13 GHz, but a new Atom CE5315-soc at 1.2 GHz. Because this dual-core more at multimediagebruik is focused, that Synology has also hdmi added to the nas for direct connection to a tv. According to the company, the drives toolless change. Furthermore, there are just as with the DS713+ still two usb 3.0, one usb 2.0 and an esata port is present, but has one of the two gigabit-lan interfaces, to abandon the field. When the DS714 available to consumers and what this will cost, is not yet known.
In addition, Synology, Asustor, Thecus, and Dane-Elec to the first manufacturers which has a Atom CE5300 use for their storage systems. Asustor comes with the AS-302T and AS-304T, respectively, a 2bay and 4bay-nas in the new 3 Series. Thecus adds the soc to his 2bay-N2520 and 4bay-N4520, and Dane-Elec is used the chip in an upcoming new my-Ditto.
The Atom CE5315 supports hardware-accellerated video-encoding the h264 codec and can in real time convert video to a lower resolution, for example, to a smartphone or laptop to stream. The chip is part of the CE5300-line that Intel had previously introduced, but the first devices will appear only now, after a renewed introduction of Intel. The 32nm produced CE5300 is based on the Cedar Trail platform and the gpu is the PowerVR SGX545.