How Low Can Storage Go?
New storage products usually involve gadgets that are bigger, faster and cheaper as disk drives keep packing in more and more data and prices keep on dropping.
However, EMC’s Iomega, well-known for such personal disk storage products as the Zip and Jaz drives, is coming out with new products that are smaller — yet “bigger” in capacity — and cheaper.
Iomega recently introduced the StorCenter i×2, a 1TB-capacity network storage drive with a desktop footprint that the company describes as “smaller than a large dictionary.” The price: $300. 
(Cheap, cheap …)
The StorCenter ix2 comes in 1TB and 2TB ($479) versions and provides a centralized network storage repository that can be used in the home to share, secure and protect data and files, including databases, photos, Ṃ files, videos and financial records.
It’s ridiculous how cheap these things are, but it is what it is. It’s a great value for the consumer.
The ix2 includes built-in support for Bluetooth, UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) and DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) certified devices; it even sports an integrated iTunes server.
The ix2 includes security software from RSA, also owned by EMC.
More at eWeek.com.
Tags: bluetooth, data, emc, iomega, rsa, storage, storcenter iҲ
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