Over the weekend the guys from BYOB, including our very own Tim Daleo, did another live BYOB show. If you missed it you can download it and listen to it – as usual it is worth the time.
While with the Michael’s from BYOB at Fry’s this weekend, I purchased a Seagate GoFlex 3TB drive for my Windows Home Server 2011. At $159, it is cheaper to buy an enclosure drive and pull the drive than it was to buy just a bare drive. Go figure. Anyway, before I crack the case I will give the basic specs and a benchmark test. Read on to see the Seagate GoFlex 3TB drive performance.
Another potential Drive Extender replacement is on the scene from DataCore. They specialize in virtualized storage, including pooling and data protection.
The guys over at BYOB, including our very own Tim Daleo, have just released the BYOB podcast episode 32 – and there’s a lot of Window Home Server 2011 storage discussed.
More and more advanced formed drives are on the market, and if you want to use them with your Windows Home Server V1 Microsoft advise you against it. Here we will show you what you can do it safely use them.
Mirror, mirror on the drive. I need my data to stay alive. Windows Home Server 2011 has a built in Drive Mirror feature that will allow you to create a synchronized copy of the drive. While this feature is not new to Microsoft products, the ease of setup from within the Server Manager makes it easy for the WHS 2011 user to create Mirrors. Check out the video!
Ok, so it is another hard drive. What is to review? How about interchangeable interface, USB 3.0 speeds and drive size. Read on to see how it performed.
SSDs are becoming more popular, and Plextor have today announced the upcoming launch (due March) of the new fastest M2S Series SSDs with SATA III 6Gb/s Interface.
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Kingston Digital Europe today announced the Kingston DataTraveler Elite 3.0. The DataTraveler Elite 3.0 is based on the USB 3.0 standard and is an economical choice for consumers looking for fast data transfers, enabling users to store and transfer their digital library quickly.
I just got finished with a 7:00 AM tour of the Intel booth. Each year Intel shows their CPUs in the latest and greatest products and this year is no exception. Intel showed its support of Home Servers at CES 2011 by having a display with various units and demonstrations. Read on to see a few of the early pictures of the Home Server display at Intel CES 2011.
