I was hoping a 4 HDD version would follow, 2 is just what the other companies like Ugreen and Aoostar have been doing for a while and moved away from already.

It's worth noting the RAM is soldered, Beelink is selling the N95 with 12 GB and the N150 version with 16 GB, neither can be upgraded. Another big limitations that other companies don't have.

The motherboard tray to allow swapping CPUs is a nice touch, realistically there's really no point to it as they are just sidegrades - moving from ARM to Intel/AMD is a bigger jump, but then N95 to N150 is pointless, and we don't even know what AMD options there will be.

Nice design tho, that's about the only appealing thing about it.

Pretty bad when you don't even proofread your article's FIRST sentence!

a word is missing here:

> Beelink has launched a new NAS solution that can hold up to ?????????????? drives at once.