Acer New Network Attached Storage PC – Aspire easyStore H340
Acer Japan has recently announced that it will soon launch its network attached storage PC, named as Aspire easyStore H340. The new Aspire easyStore H340 is featured with Intel’s 1.6GHz Atom CPU, 1GB of memory and 945GC Express mainboard. The Aspire easyStore runs on Windows Home Server that able to support up to 10 connected PCs and sharing multimedia content such as photos, video, music and etc.
Featured with five USB 2.0 ports for connecting external drives, Aspire easyStore is also equipped with a
eSATA port and GigabitEthernet port. Apart of that, it also integrated with Acer’s one-touch USB copy that able to copy content from USB devices and supports scheduler daily backups.
The Acer Aspire easyStore is expected will be available in Japan on 6th of March.It is priced at $610 with a single TB drive and three TB drives for $916.
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June 18th, 2009 11:56
Looks like I messed up that previous link, hopefully this works better,
June 18th, 2009 11:53
I recently picked up one of the Acer H340’s and I wouldn’t classify it as a Network Attached Storage device as it truly is a server with the Windows Home Server software pre-installed.
While not as full featured as the full Windows Server platform it works great as centralized storage, the ability to backup PC’s attached tot he server and to provide remote access to files stored on your server.
I put much of this information together on one of my sites to help people decide if this is the right type of device for them. You can read up on it here, a href=”http://www.squidoo.com/windows-home-server-info” title=”Windows Home Server review”>, hopefully it helps.
Regards,
Bill