16 October 2007 11:51 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
D-Link has introduced the DNS-313 1-Bay SATA Network Storage Enclosure with the claim that it is both easy to set-up and to use.It boasts a built-in UPnP AV media server to stream digital content to compatible media players and features support for iTunes – so that the user can find and play music directly from the D-Link box.
It accommodates one 3.5-inch Serial ATA (SATA) hard drive of any capacity, and also accepts a USB connection, to serve as Direct Attached Storage (DAS) for any computer. Gigabit Ethernet connectivity to the network is included to maximise performance when used with a Gigabit switch or Wireless n router.
Backup software is included, allowing users to backup their files from a computer manually, in keeping with a schedule, or in real-time while downloads can be scheduled.
The DNS-313 is not tied to any particular operating system and is suitable for use in Windows, MAC or Unix
environments.
The DNS-313 will be available from mid-October for around £74.99.
Hardware, Storage, D-Link, iTunes, Video on demand
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