Zspace Z4Pro+ NAS Launches with Intel N150 and Up to 136TB Storage

Zspace has released the Z4Pro+ Performance Edition, a network-attached storage device designed for users who need high capacity and modern processing power. The unit ships in China starting in May 2025 and targets the home and small office market with a focus on expandability and media handling.

The new storage device supports up to 136TB of capacity using four SATA bays and two M.2 slots.

The system runs on Intel Twin Lake architecture, specifically the N150 or N355 processors. These chips deliver maximum clock speeds of up to 3.6GHz or 3.9GHz depending on the specific model chosen. The Intel Twin Lake processors enable the device to manage multiple concurrent tasks efficiently.

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Storage flexibility defines the Z4Pro+ design, which supports up to 136TB of total capacity. The chassis includes four SATA bays and two M.2 slots to accommodate various drive types. A dual-fan cooling system with heat pipes and phase change sheets manages thermal output to keep the hardware stable during heavy loads.

Zspace includes ZOS 2.0 to manage the system, which adds AI photo management and smart video classification tools. The software also supports offline file collaboration and runs Docker containers or virtual machines for advanced users. Security measures include full disk encryption, IP blocking, and dual authentication to protect stored data.

The device supports playback of over 100 audio and video formats, including 4K HDR content. Network features allow for IPv4 and IPv6 passthrough, ensuring compatibility with modern internet routing standards. The system supports over 100 audio and video formats, making it suitable for media streaming and data storage.