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GadgetAcer Aspire easyStore Windows Home Server Cube Has 1TB and Room for More for $400 [Home Server]
Acer’s Aspire easyStore is on the cheaper and smaller side of pre-built Windows Home Server configs for $400, but unlike some at that price, this small cube really has three hot-swappable HDD bays to expand its 1TB of storage. Full specs not more than:

New Acer® Aspire easyStore Home Server
Provides Access to Family’s Digital Data
From Anywhere in the World
Networks PCs, centralizes data and provides daily data back-ups for just $399
SAN JOSE, CALIF., May 21, 2009 – Acer, the third largest vendor in the PC market,(1) today announced the new Acer® Aspire easyStore Home Server for customers in the United States. Calculated for households and home-based businesses with multiple PCs, Aspire easyStore offers a simple way to network home computers, centralize, share and protect digital data as well as access it remotely from anywhere in the world.
Outfitted with Microsoft® Windows® Home Server, the Aspire easyStore offers many benefits. For example, parents can access their children’s homework while traveling for business. They can also upload videos and photos from sports actions or summer vacations to the server, even while away from home. At any time, from anywhere, every family member with a PC in the home network can access photos, videos, music and other documents from the home server. This centralization of digital data saves significant time by eliminating the need to transfer data from one PC to another, every time someone desires a photo, video or other document that’s stored on another PC. It’s also a safeguard. If a netbook or pad is hurt, lost or stolen, users don’t lose their data along with it, in view of the fact that it’s backed up at home. In addendum, when a new system is added to the network, it’s quick and simple to upload data from the computer to the server.
“The trend of multiple computer devices per household continues to grow, particularly with regard to mobility. A significant pain point for consumers is how to consolidate and protect their digital data that’s spread amongst multiple devices,” said Sumit Agnihotry, Vice President of Product Marketing for Acer America. “Aspire easyStore is the ideal solution for networking home PCs and providing round the clock data protection. Offering remote access to digital data at home from anywhere in the world and automatic daily back-ups, it’s the perfect companion to netbooks and notebooks. It’s an extremely practical and reasonably priced way to simplify and manage one’s personal digital life.”
“It’s fantastic to have Acer as a valued partner for Microsoft’s Windows Home Server in North America. Acer’s solution gives consumers new options for purchasing Microsoft Windows Home Server. And Acer’s reputation as a key contributor in the PC and consumer electronics field further demonstrates the industry’s commitment to this growing product category,” said Kevin Kean, General Manager, Windows Home and Small Business Server Group at Microsoft.
Small and Stylish Design, Significant Storage Capacity
Smaller than standard servers, the substantial black tower measures just 8.3-inches (H) x 7.8-inches (W) x 7.08-inches (L). HDD status LEDs emanate a soft blue set alight and complement the substantial black bezel. The power pin is located on top for simple access and reach. One-touch USB copy enables quick file uploading. Users just plug in the USB device and push the pin. The data is involuntarily sorted and stored by file type into designated folders.Outfitted with an Intel® Atom™ processor 230 and 2GB DDR2 memory, the Aspire easyStore AH340-UA230N Home Server has the guts to organize and back-up files promptly. The 1TB hard drive and three hot-swappable hard drive bays available for storage extension grant enough room for filing, storing and backing-up a vast library of songs, videos, photos, games and documents.
The hot swappable HDD cage enables users to increase their data storage, by adding up to three 3.5-inch internal hard drives, which means it offers up to about 7 TB of total data storage. The cage is outfitted with relief levers for each drive to keep them secure. In addendum, a recovery/reset pinhole provides additional data protection by enabling system restores and data recoveries with just one-touch.
The server works with DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) 1.5 Certified Home Server (DMS) and digital media player (DMP) to enable music playback as well as photo and video viewing on a TV. For internet security, Aspire easyStore comes with a six-month free trial of McAfee Total Protection Benefit.
Windows® Home Server Simplifies Home Computing, Enables Remote Access
Microsoft® Windows® Home Server centralizes digital media in one location, making it simple to access files, photos, videos and music from any PC on the network. It also protects critical data by making an image-based backup of every home computer every day, so users can restore a single file or an entire PC. With Windows Home Server, users can access the home network from the office or the road, for full access to their files and applications, just as if they were sitting in front of their home PC.
Specifications, Pricing and Availability
The Acer® Aspire easyStore AH340-UA230N Home Server is available in the U.S. via leading online technology retailers and authorized resellers.Acer® Aspire easyStore AH340-UA230N Home Server: Available now for a MSRP of $399.99
* Intel® Atom™ Processor 230 (1.6GHz)
* Microsoft® Windows® Home Server
* 2GB DDR2 Memory
* 1TB Hard Drive (2)
* Three Empty Hot Swappable Hard Drive Bays
* Five USB 2.0 Ports
* One eSATA Port
* 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet
* 200 Watt Power Give
* RJ-45 LAN Port
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