Network Media Player With Storage

Enjoy your digital life! Easily share and access files, photos, videos, and music between all your computers, with friends and with family using the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive. Powerful and fast, the three-step set-up is very simple, even if you've never used a network drive before. Ideal for centrally storing and sharing all your media files, the Home Media Network Hard Drive has a built in UPnP AV Media Server (DLNA certified) and iTunes Server so that content can be easily shared between computers and any other digital media adapters such as game consoles, digital picture frames or networked TVs. Simple 1-click sharing automatically posts files to your Facebook, YouTube and Flickr accounts. A photo slideshow can be created instantly, for online sharing with friends and family - updated by simply dropping files into an Active Folder. Remote access allows you to access your files securely from anywhere in the world via the internet. Torrent download allows you to take advantage of the new standard in file sharing, and other features allow you to share a printer and control which family members have access to certain folders. Automatically back up all your computers to the network drive with award winning EMC Retrospect Express backup software for PC and Mac (included), or virtually any backup application, including Time Machine. For extra protection, back up online with MozyHome Online Backup service - 2GB included free. Available in 1TB and 2TB capacities.

Size: 1 TB Brand: Iomega Model: 34337 Platform: Windows Vista Ultimate Format: CD-ROM Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 6.50" h x 4.50" w x 9.00" l, 2.43 pounds Hard Disk: 1TB Friendly web screens for easy management Sharing: Access files from any networked Windows PC or Apple computer for easy file sharing Compatible with DLNA certified media players, able to stream photos, audio content and videos to a variety of media devices Torrent is the new standard in peer-to-peer file sharing Access and manage your data from anywhere in the world via remote browser access

Manufacturer Product Description Enjoy your digital life! Easily share and access photos, videos and music between your home computers with the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive. This device provides easy-to-use, yet powerful, network storage for the home user and the three step setup is a breeze, even if you’ve never used a network drive before. Save all your digital files to one central location and share them between computers on your network. Then play back your pictures, videos and music from digital media adapters such as game consoles, digital picture frames or networked TVs. Built-in iTunes support automatically feeds music into iTunes for easy playback. Easily share one printer over the network. Control which family members have access to certain folders. Plus, secure your memories and backup automatically with award winning EMC Retrospect software (PC/Mac) and for extra protection backup online with MozyHome Online Backup service with 2GB free. Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive,1TB Network Multiple Computers in Your Home with the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive A Great Way to Network Multiple Computers in Your Home Easily share and access photos, videos and music between your home computers with the Iomega ® Home Media Network Hard Drive, Gigabit Ethernet/USB 2.0. This device provides easy-to-use, powerful network storage for the home user, allowing you to save all your digital files to one central location and share them between computers on your network. Easy to Use, Secure, Fast and Powerful With a three step set-up, sharing your files has never been easier. The Home Media Network Hard Drive uses a Gigabit Ethernet connection for fast performance. And with EMC Retrospect HD software, your critical data is secure. The Perfect Complement to Your Home Office

Most helpful customer reviews 124 of 127 people found the following review helpful. Pretty simple home network device by David Lee, I used the 1 TB media drive for about a month and half now and have a very positive experience. I put it on an XP machine and had some trouble connecting to it from my Vista laptop and XP netbook without installing any software. The only feature I do not have used the USB Print Server (my printer in my office and the hard disk is connected in the living room next to the router and do not want either one, so they can be physically connected to move). My PS3 found automatically on the network, and I use the PS3 for watching TV programs stored on the hard drive on my HDTV. This works well. I can not edit files with the PS3, but I can play AVI and MP3 files (I sometimes play music through my stereo this way, but also TV programs). Formats. M mkv will not play this way, but that is a function of the PS3 instead of a limitation of the hard drive I am not using backup software that comes with it, I manually upload files to the device in any of my computers. I can keep my business files, writing, music, etc. on the disc and therefore can, for example, sit with my netbook still access all my files (which is very useful since the very characteristics netbook some local storage). All my files are in place and no matter what computer I'm using. File upload is not much, if any, faster than USB 2.0 in my experience, but the download speed seems faster, and even video files play very high resolution on the network without delay. For me, this HD solved many problems. I recommend if you have multiple computers at home and a collection of media or data files you want to share, especially if you have a compatible device such as a PS3 connected to your TV. If you only have a PC and will not play on TV, it's best with a 1 TB USB as it is cheaper to transfer the Pros * Decent performance on my network (cable and wireless) * You can connect to it through the PS3 or Xbox 360 to watch / listen to multimedia files * Very * Set a very small area pain * Works just as promised and I am in danger of filling the huge disk 1 TB Cons * Run * is a bit noisy if there is a factor in my router or network drive, sometimes my netbook (wireless) and PS3 (with cable) temporarily lose your connection. I think this is something that happens in my network instead of the device anyway. * If you rename a file on my computer hard drive while a file is playing on my PS3, there is a hiccup in playback: lost sound for a second, then again the sound but the playback stops for a few seconds before continuing. Sound and picture are in sync when this happens, however. 54 of 54 people found this review helpful Easy set-up, but a little 'noisy With TechGuyBill I was looking for a storage device to backup all my data from my 3 computers (1 Mac OS X operating system 1 Windows 7, 1 run XP) and my wife's laptop (Vista), so a particular type of device shared between multiple devices is a necessity. In the beginning I was thinking of buying a bigger disk and put it in my home server, but came across your Iomega sale when you walk into a local store. They were for sale, so I broke ... I bought a gigabit switch as well and did a few tests from my two PCs - one with and one with gigabit 100Mbps. Transferring a 700MB AVI file took ~ 68 seconds with a tool for Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) interface. My other PC with gigabit interface was able to transfer the file in about 35 seconds. I do not like 3rd party applications to install the backup manually manage, so I'm copying the things I want to back up versus using Iomega software included It is compatible with DLNA and flow to different media devices .... you will be able to see it in the network and the PS3.