Belink announces new ME Pro NAS series with Intel Panther Lake processors

Belink has unveiled a new series of ME Pro NAS devices powered by Intel Panther Lake processors during the recent Intel ecosystem conference in China. This launch expands the ME Pro family, following the recent introduction of a model featuring a four-bay design utilizing the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 470 from the Gorgon Halo platform.

The new series will be available in three models, including traditional two-bay and four-bay options, as well as a third compact model likely to rely entirely on all-flash storage similar to the S5 device from Minisforum. Although the company has not disclosed full technical specifications yet, it confirmed that the series will offer a choice of the Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor with 16 cores and an integrated Arc B390 graphics processor, alongside a mid-range option with the Core Ultra 5 325 and a Xe3 graphics processor featuring 4 cores.

While Belink has not revealed the maximum storage capacities for these models, previous four-bay systems supported up to 132TB, while two-bay models are marketed with capacities of 72TB to compete with devices like the UGREEN DXP2800 GT priced at 459.99 dollars. The new series is expected to launch globally following its introduction in China. The outlet Unlimit Tech reported the story.