UGREEN Releases AI NASync iDX 6011 Series With On-Device AI
UGREEN is selling the privacy argument rather than raw capacity, since the AI features run on the device without sending photos, videos, or documents to the cloud.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
UGREEN Japan released the AI-equipped NASync iDX 6011 and iDX 6011 Pro on September 15. Prices are 398,880 yen for the 32GB model, 499,880 yen for the 64GB, and 899,880 yen for the Pro 64GB. The lineup runs AI processing locally inside the NAS, offering universal search, conversational search through the assistant Uliya, document summarization and translation, photo organization, and voice memo transcription.
The series comes in three configurations, and the top one carries an Intel Core Ultra 7 255H alongside dual 10GbE, two Thunderbolt 4 ports, HDMI 8K 60Hz, PCIe expansion, and SD 4.0. The base iDX 6011 measures about 294 mm wide by 258 mm deep by 189 mm high and weighs roughly 6.3 kg. The AI album searches on vague conditions like a place and a cafe, or last year's Christmas, and it flags duplicate shots and blurs sensitive images. Voice memos are transcribed, then summarized into mind maps.
- UGREEN NASync iDX 6011 32GB: 398,880 yen
- UGREEN NASync iDX 6011 64GB: 499,880 yen
- UGREEN NASync iDX 6011 Pro 64GB: 899,880 yen, Intel Core Ultra 7 255H
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