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Made for Media Center Windows Media Center Addin

Microsoft

Andrew Edney

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Apr 10, 2010

Back in November last year, we reported on the great work that my friend and fellow MVP Ian Dixon was doing with the Made for Media Center App Store : https://moviesgamesandtech.com/2009/11/17/made-for-media-center-the-app-store-for-windows-media-center/

Yesterday Ian announced an add-in for Window Media Center that enables you to download add-ins directly from Media Center.

Here is what Ian had to say:

We have been really pleased with the response to the Made for Media Center app store, with thousands of registered users it shows there is a market for quality Windows Media Center applications and the benefit of having them in one location. At the time we launched we said we were working on a 10 foot UI so you could download Windows Media Center apps directly from the Media Center UI and I am very pleased to say we have a beta of the Media Center Addin ready for you to play with.

First you will need an account at MadeforMediaCenter.com and then go to the download page and selection either the 32bit or 64bit version.

The first time you launch the application you will be asked for your MadeforMediaCenter.com account details, in the current version the PIN number feature is not enabled in future versions you will be asked for your PIN (set via the download page on the websites) when you download an app.

From the app you can install any of the Media Center apps without leaving Windows Media Center,

We are still working on a few minor issues but all the main features are there. If you have an issues, comments or feedback you can leave them in the Made for Media Center forum and don’t forget to follow @4mediacenter on twitter.

Well done Ian, this is great! Keep up the excellent work.

If you have Windows Media Center, then you have to get this add-in now.

HP X510 Data Vault Now with 3 Year Warranty and KeepVault EMEA News

Andrew Edney

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Apr 9, 2010

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Earlier this week, HP got in touch to let us know that they are extending the 1 year warranty on all HP X510 Data Vault servers to 3 years at no charge.

Here is what they said:

As of last week, all new and existing HP StorageWorks X510 Data Vault customers will now benefit from a three year return-to-base warranty on their device. HP has updated all of its warranty and support databases, so anyone needing to ring HP with an issue will not have to “re-register” or notify the support teams of this change. This is a significant enhancement to the product and should give users greater confidence and peace of mind when considering whether to invest in HP’s emerging business Windows Home Server solution.

(Note: this change applies to Data Vault only; MediaSmart Server warranty remains 1 Year)

It is very interesting to note that HP clearly see that businesses (who the X510 is primarily aimed at) require more than just a 1 year warranty.

The other piece of news from HP is that Proxure’s KeepVault add-in is being offered at a 20% discount for EMEA customers.

Here is what they said:

Also, HP has launched Proxure’s KeepVault as the de facto online backup add-in for X510 Data Vault customers in EMEA. The service is available in English, French, German and Spanish and HP customers can enjoy at 20% discount on Proxure standard pricing.

HP is excited to present users with KeepVault, an online backup service that is designed for WHS customers. With KeepVault, users can select individual subfolders and top level WHS shares for real time, continuous protection or schedule regular backups when convenient. Data is encrypted prior to transfer, and remains encrypted in the vault. KeepVault provides notifications to email, SMS, or Twitter. In case of lost data files, users can recover all missing files on their PC with the One Click Recovery feature, and all of this for a fixed annual subscription price that can easily be upgraded as your storage needs grows.

The Keep Vault is available in two flavours, standard “Keep Vault” and “Keep Vault Pro and Business”. KeepVault Pro and Business has all of the features of KeepVault, and additional value for small businesses and advanced users. KeepVault Pro and Business sports best in class upload speeds, up to 3X regular KeepVault speeds. Data is encrypted prior to being sent, and remains encrypted in the cloud with secure 128 bit encryption (soon 256 bit). Customers can backup multiple HP Data Vaults to the cloud, and can access their files from any internet connected computer – at home, office, or on the road. KeepVault Pro and Business includes administrative features such as enhanced alert notification, proxy server support, and admin lockdown.

Customers can get access to KeepVault Online Backup and full service details from the offer site at http://hp.keepvault.com/offer.php?refer=rr_hpwhs.

We reviewed KeepVault for Windows Home Server last year: Add-In Review – KeepVault v3.0 for Windows Home Server

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 and UWHS Giveaway Update

Andrew Edney

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Apr 8, 2010

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Just a quick reminder that there is still time to enter our great UWHS Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 giveaway. We have had so many entries that we have managed to get an additional 2 copies to give away, so that’s a total of 4 copies of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Preferred Mobile to giveaway (worth around £800 in total).

Back in January I did a quick review of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 : https://moviesgamesandtech.com/2010/01/27/dragon-naturallyspeaking-10-a-quick-look/

Our friends at Nuance have provided UWHS with 4 complete boxed sets of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Preferred Mobile edition for us to give away to you, our readers.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Preferred Mobile includes the great Dragon software, plus a headset an also a cool digital recorder from Philips and is worth around £200 each, and we have 2 to give away.

So, what do you have to do to win one of these great sets?

There are three questions that you need to answer – and all the answers can be found here on UWHS (hint: search is your friend!)

Question 1: How many main editions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 are there (hint, check the above article)?

Question 2: At this year’s CES in Las Vegas I did a video of a drone along with a post or two. Who makes that drone?

Question 3: How many devices can a Powermat charge at the same time just by using the mat itself?

Once you have all 3 answers, send them on an email to giveaways @ usingwhs.com (remove the spaces) with the title of the email Dragon Giveaway, along with your name and location.

The 4 winners will be drawn at random and announced on the site on Sunday 11th April 2010.

Good luck, and keep watching UWHS for more great giveaways in the future.

The Home Server Show Podcast Show 84

Windows Home Server

Andrew Edney

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Apr 8, 2010

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Dave and the guys over at the Home Server Show have released podcast number 84.

Here’s what Dave has to say about this weeks show:

The Home Server Show 84 – PerfectDisk Interview

In today’s show we go over the latest news and add-ins and I also get to chat with Greg Hayes from PerfectDisk. We get into some serious detail about defragmenting disks and Windows Home Server. The show notes are limited this week but the podcast is not! Next week the show celebrates two years in operation and we will have special guest Paul Thurrot on to discuss his server and how he uses it.

Add-In Central released

PerfectDisk for Windows Home Server

As usual you can listen to the show here: http://homeservershow.com/the-home-server-show-84.html

And as usual Tim and I will be playing the UWHS HSS drinking game. Will you?

Add-In Central WHS Add-In Available Now To All

Windows Home Server

Andrew Edney

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Apr 7, 2010

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Back in February we talked about the new add-in for Windows Home Server called Add-In Central, well now it is available to anyone, not just those select few on the closed beta.

Here is what the guys over at HomeServerLand have to say about Add-in Central:

The add-in software and service designed to help you discover and track useful add-ins right from within the Windows Home Server Console. Enhance your Windows Home Server experience by browsing for add-ins by category, keyword, or even by community rated popularity. Useful summaries, screenshots, and documentation links are provided to help guide your search. Once you’ve located an add-in that looks interesting, Add-in Central can automatically download it to your home server and help you along with a hassle-free installation process.

INSTALLING ADD-IN CENTRAL

Once you have downloaded Add-in Central you just install it like any other add-in for Windows Home Server.

USING ADD-IN CENTRAL

Once you have installed in, and restarted the console, you will notice a new tab called Add-in Central.

The add-in will show you if there are any new updates to the catalogue.

You can also see a list of popular add-ins and choose from them.

You can search for add-ins by category.

Or by author…..

Or just see them all.

You can see what add-ins you have installed and if there are any updates available to download.

In my case there are a few and so the add-in gives me the option to download them – which I did.

All I needed to do was tell the add-in where my Add-ins directory was (and it had already found it anyway).

You can then watch the progress of the download.

And you are given instructions what to do next – in my case, uninstall the old add-in and install the new one.

ADD-IN CENTRAL SETTINGS

There are three pages of settings that can be accessed and changed.

FINAL THOUGHTS

I love this add-in, it’s simply one of the best add-ins available for Windows Home Server. It is great to be able to have a single place to go to look for updates to my current add-ins or search for new add-ins. The add-in was very easy to use, and it pointed out to me that I was several versions behind on some of my add-ins, plus it was nice to see what other people are downloading.

All I can say is a big well done to the guys over at HomeServerLand and please keep up the good work!

You can download the beta from here: http://www.homeserverland.com/downloads/m/whsaddins/7825.aspx

Have you used it? What do you think of it? Leave us a comment….

Data Robotics Launch the Drobo FS

Tech

Andrew Edney

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Apr 7, 2010

3

Data Robotics have just launched a new Drobo unit, called the Drobo FS which is designed for file sharing.

Here is the overview of the Drobo FS from Data Robotics:

You told us what you wanted, and we listened. The revolutionary Drobo FS was designed with one purpose in mind: to deliver the best file sharing experience ever. From the moment you plug it in and see it instantly appear on your desktop, you’ll know there’s nothing like it. The all-in-one Drobo FS is perfect any connected home, home office, or small office environment needing a simple, safe device for sharing and backing up files over the network.

Like all Drobo storage products, Drobo FS provides redundant data protection without the complexities of RAID. Just plug in your Drobo FS, and your data protection is all set up with no configuration required. We call this BeyondRAID™ technology. You’ll call it peace of mind.

Share your data on a Gigabit Ethernet Network

Drobo FS connects directly to a Gigabit Ethernet network to make sharing your data easy. Just plug it into any switch or wireless router and you are ready to go.

Supports the Computer of Your Choice

Connect to your Drobo FS using any Windows, Mac, or UNIX/Linux computer.¹ Whatever system you have, it’s likely you’ll be able to connect to it over your network quickly and easily.

Easy Expansion to 10TB and Beyond

Drobo FS holds up to five drives allowing you to effortlessly grow your storage to meet your data capacity needs. To add more space, simply insert a new hard drive or replace your smallest drive with a larger one, even when all drive bays are full.

And unlike traditional RAID systems, the BeyondRAID technology in Drobo FS enables you to mix and match drive capacities, brands and speeds. This unprecedented flexibility allows for continuous expansion as available hard drive capacities increase.

With Drobo FS, expansion is automatic, instantaneous and access to data is always maintained.

Protection from up to Two Drive Failures

Enable the dual-drive redundancy option to protect your data from failure of up to two hard drives. It’s all done with a single-click and you never lose access to your data. Running out of space? No problem. Switch back to single-drive redundancy at any time. Unlike moving between traditional RAID levels, there’s no need to reformat or migrate data off of the Drobo FS — potentially saving you hours or days of downtime.

Self-Healing Technology

With the self-healing technology incorporated into Drobo FS, your data is safer than ever. When sitting idle, Drobo FS will proactively examine the blocks and sectors on every drive, flagging questionable areas. This preemptive “scrubbing” helps ensure your data is being written only to the healthy areas of your drives. When a drive fails, Drobo FS keeps your data in the safest state possible by moving your data to the available space on the remaining healthy drives.

A Drobo as Unique as you Are

Select from a wide selection of free DroboApps designed to give you the freedom to configure and customize your Drobo FS to meet your own unique set of requirements. Our growing library of DroboApps adds amazing functionality like media, web, and more!

To learn more about the Drobo FS, click here: http://drobo.com/products/drobo-fs.php or watch the video below:

Pricing and Availability Drobo FS is currently available at a starting price of $699 MSRP, with multiple configurations to $1,449 for a 10TB (5x 2TB drives) bundle. Drobo FS is available now from authorized partners worldwide and on www.drobostore.com.

The easy $250 outlet HTPC on a Friday night

Timothy Daleo

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Apr 5, 2010

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I can easily go overboard on a HTPC build but can I do it the other way? Can I make a cheap HTPC that actually performs? This is not really a build. It is more of a bargain hunt. Let me show you how I did it this on a Friday night.

Outlet PCs – Really?

Large PC manufacturers sell refurbished or “scratch and dent” PCs. Sometimes, like at Dell and HP, they sell them for under $300. Sometimes under $200!

Why buy a PC already assembled? Well, if you are going to build your own PC you can hunt around for parts and deals, but when it comes to the OS you are going to have to pay from $85-$100 for Windows 7. This means your home build with “new parts” is always going to be a minimum of $200 or more.

Last week I got a 15% off coupon from Dell and started looking for a cheap Dell Windows 7 PC. I finally found one and ordered it. They are actually listed quite regularly if you do not mind refreshing the page often. It took me a couple of hours checking about every 10 minutes before it popped up.

Make sure the Outlet PC you order has Windows 7 Premium!

I had also ordered a CPU on sale from TigerDirect recently. These deals also pop up all the time on other sites like Newegg.

I also get 10% Bing Cashback from the the CPU order! Sweet. $255.53 minus $6.70 CB is $248.83!

Why the Dell Inspiron 546?

I am Dell guy. You might be a HP person. You might even like another brand. It is cool either way. I like Dell because they have all of their support online and it is easy to find their specs and the service tag information. So why the Inspiron 546 model?

AMD CPU Socket
Four memory slots
Four SATA connections
HDMI connection

Do not like Dells? Go to HP. You could also do the Compaq CQ4010f Desktop PC at the HP Outlet for $319 plus 10% Cashback which puts you at $287 (no tax).

This unit comes with the same AMD Sempron LE-1300 Processor so upgrading the CPU would be easy!

Let me show you how easy it is…

X4 Phenom CPU Change Video

AMD CPUs are usually less expensive and should suit you fine for a HTPC.

Optional HTPC Aftermarket Upgrades

A HTPC would be connected to your home stereo and might be driving a large flat screen TV. You can find 5.1 sound cards for under $20 online and 512MB video cards for about the same. You could trade out the processor cost for these two parts and still be under $250.

$250 Performance?

I am not going to run super cool tests or benchmarks. Not for $250. I will let Microsoft numbers show you some basic information. Its a $250 PC.

Out of the box from Dell:

After “used freebie” 512MB 4350 Video Card installed

After X4 Phenom upgrade:

Stupid Aero rating is always the lowest! Anyone know how to increase this easily?

Conclusion

Overall I am very happy with outlet purchases. Five of my PCs are from the outlet and work great.

Can you have performance for $250? I think so. If you are looking into a HTPC or even a second PC I would suggest looking at outlet PCs. With coupon codes or Bing you can get some great deals. If 5.1 sound is not something you want to add then you can find outlet PCs that have it as part of the system. If you familiarize yourself with a certain model or case size you can lurk around the outlet and wait for the good deals.

Next week I will install a $54.99 Blu-Ray from Newegg!

See you next Friday night.

Tim

Review of the ASUS TS Mini Windows Home Server

Andrew Edney

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Apr 4, 2010

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Earlier in the week I received an ASUS TS Mini Windows Home Server. Well, several days on I figured it was time to post the review.

This is the first Windows Home Server that ASUS have released, and it is slowly appearing for sale around the world. I have also been told by ASUS that they are looking at releasing more Home Server’s in the future.

WHATS IN THE BOX?

The box contains all the usual things you would expect to find….

TS Mini

Quick start guide

User manual

AC adapter

Power cord

RJ45 LAN cable

HDD screws package

Software installation CD

Recovery CD

Restore CD

Warranty card

SPECIFICATIONS

CPU: Intel Atom Processor N280 1.66GHz

Memory: 1GB or 2GB DDR2-800

Hard Drive Storage: 500GB or 2TB @ 7200rpm (2x 1TB)

Cloud Storage: 500GB ASUS WebStorage

Networking: 1x 10/100/1000 (Gigabit) RJ45 LAN

Interfaces: 6x USB 2.0, 2x eSATA, 1x Kensington Lock

Buttons: Power on/off button, Recovery button

LED Indicators: System, HDD1, HDD2, Network status indicators

AC Power Adapter (Watt): Output: 19V, 90W, Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz universal

Dimensions: 9.6 (H) x 3.8 (W) x 8 (D) inches

Approximate Weight: 8.58 lbs.

Operation Noise: 28 dBa (near silent)

Operating System: Powered by Microsoft Windows Home Server

Color: Piano Black

The front panel also contains 4 icons and lights which make it easy to see activity (certainly much easier than having those lights at the back of the server!)

Here is information on the CPU:

Active Media Release eSATA SSD Flash Drive

Tech

Andrew Edney

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Apr 3, 2010

1

Active Media have just released an eSATA and USB SSD Flash Drive delivering extremely fast read and write speeds.

Here is what Active Media have to say:

This new hybrid drive brings the speed of an SSD to a convenient eSATA flash storage device. By combining both eSATA and mini USB 2.0 ports into the same device it offers compatibility with virtually any computer. Take advantage of the lightning fast read speeds up to 100MB/sec in an eSATA port, or make avail of the USB interface in computers that lack an eSATA port. Pack 16GB or 32GB of data onto this drive and slip it into your pocket to take with you anywhere.

Features

– eSATA and Mini USB 2.0 ports
– USB cable included
– Eyehole for attaching to a keychain or lanyard

Specifications

– Read speeds up to 100MB/sec
– Write speeds up to 55MB/sec
– Both eSATA and Mini USB 2.0 ports
– USB cable included
. (USB cable is required in eSATA port, for power source)
– Fully compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1; both Mac and PC
– Supports Windows® 7 / Vista / XP / 98, Linux
– Hot plug-and-play
– No driver required for most operating systems
– Data retention: 10 years
– Dimensions: 3.1 x 1.1 x 0.4 inches (80 x 29 x 11 mm)
– Capacities: 16GB – 32GB

The 16GB retails for around $70 and the the 32GB for around $110.

Thanks to Greg Welch for the heads up on this. I want one of these as well. It’s almost as if Greg can read my mind!

The Sony dash Personal Internet Viewer

Tech

Andrew Edney

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Apr 2, 2010

5

Would you like your own little personal internet viewer delivering your favourite parts of the internet to you? If you would, then look no further than the new Sony dash Personal Internet Viewer.

Here is how Sony describe the dash:

The dash™ Personal Internet Viewer constantly delivers your favorite parts of the internet, all at a glance. Through BRAVIA® Internet Video, dash brings you instant access to a variety of movies, TV episodes, videos and music from a large selection of entertainment apps including Netflix®, YouTube™, Slacker® and more. And with over 1,000 free chumby® internet apps streaming your own personalized channel of news, games, social networking and more, dash offers a premium entertainment experience that only Sony can deliver.

You can use it to display your email, your Facebook updates and even Twitter, along with a whole host of other applications, movies, sites, Internet radio, etc.

It’s small enough to fit just about anywhere – in your kitchen, your living room or even on your bed side table so you can see what’s going on in your digital world when you wake up.

It has a 7 inch WVGA 800×480 LCD touch screen display, supports Windows Media Video 9 (up to MP@HL 1080p) Microsoft VC-1 (up to AP@L3 720p) MPEG 4.10/H.264 (up to MP@L4.0 1080p), is WiFi enabled and more.

The dash is currently available for pre-orders, with shipping due to start on the 14th April. The retail price is $199 and you can order it from here :

http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?sssdmh=dm11.173162&catalogId=10551&storeId=10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666081675&XID=E:springcatalogVAIO-LH_032510:dash#additionalImage1″

Currently there is no sign of this being released here in the UK, which is a shame as it looks very cool and I want one! Have a look at the video on the Sony website above to see what I mean!

Thanks to Greg Welch for the heads up on this little device.

My PowerPoint 2010 Book Is Finished

News

Andrew Edney

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Apr 2, 2010

1

This week saw me putting the finishing touches to my PowerPoint 2010 In Easy Steps book.

Why did I write a book on PowerPoint 2010 you might well ask? Well, while I was writing it I often asked myself the same question Smile

The answer was that I was asked to do it because I had written one on PowerPoint 2007 a few years back when a publisher I had written for previously had to find an author quickly.

Anyway, here we are and I am happy to say it’s finished, with the publisher and will be released around June time.

If you are interested in pre-ordering a copy, you can do so below:

Right, no more books from me for a while Smile Yeah, I know I have said that before, but I mean it this time. Time to concentrate again on UWHS!

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 and UWHS Giveaway

Software

Andrew Edney

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Apr 2, 2010

3

Back in January I did a quick review of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 : https://moviesgamesandtech.com/2010/01/27/dragon-naturallyspeaking-10-a-quick-look/

Our friends at Nuance have provided UWHS with 2 complete boxed sets of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Preferred Mobile edition for us to give away to you, our readers.

Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 Preferred Mobile includes the great Dragon software, plus a headset an also a cool digital recorder from Philips and is worth around £200 each, and we have 2 to give away.

So, what do you have to do to win one of these great sets?

There are three questions that you need to answer – and all the answers can be found here on UWHS (hint: search is your friend!)

Question 1: How many main editions of Dragon NaturallySpeaking 10 are there (hint, check the above article)?

Question 2: At this year’s CES in Las Vegas I did a video of a drone along with a post or two. Who makes that drone?

Question 3: How many devices can a Powermat charge at the same time just by using the mat itself?

Once you have all 3 answers, send them on an email to giveaways @ usingwhs.com (remove the spaces) with the title of the email Dragon Giveaway, along with your name and location.

The 2 winners will be drawn at random and announced on the site on Sunday 11th April 2010.

Good luck, and keep watching UWHS for more great giveaways in the future.

The Home Server Show Podcast 83

Windows Home Server

Andrew Edney

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Apr 1, 2010

0

Dave and the guys over at the Home Server Show have released show number 83.

Here’s what Dave has to say this week:

The Home Server Show 83

The troubleshooting show. We go over some errors and issues found in the forums and want to know what you think!

Network Driver Pack

Add-In Update: FirePlay for WHS

Troubleshooting in the forums

Not sure how well we will do in the drinking game this week……….

To find out, listen here as usual: http://homeservershow.com/the-home-server-show-83.html

Review of the Sans Digital MobileSTOR MS2UT+B 2 Bay Drive Enclosure

Andrew Edney

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Apr 1, 2010

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If you have a need to connect some SATA disks to your computer externally, you might want to consider using a drive enclosure. The Sans Digital MobileSTOR MS2UT 2 bay drive enclosure also provides a RAID solution if you want to protect the data on your drives.

WHAT IS THE MOBILESTOR?

The Sans Digital website describes the MobileStore:

The MobileSTOR MS2UT+B series is a fully loaded 2-bay external RAID solution designed for home and small business storage needs. With simplicity and flexibly in mind, this series is equipped with two hot-swappable 3.5” hard drive trays, as well as both USB 2.0 and eSATA host interfaces. In addition to RAID 0 and RAID 1, MS2UT+ also utilizes the latest Silicon Image 5744 chipset, supporting the newest SAFE33 and SAFE50 technology. SAFE33 and SAFE50 allows the creation of two hard drive volumes where 1/3 (SAFE33) or 1/2 (SAFE50) of the volume is used for mirroring and the rest is used for Spanning (Big). In comparison to SAFE (RAID 1) mode, which utilizes both hard drives for mirroring, SAFE33 and SAFE50 increase storage space by setting aside a portion of disk space for regular data storage while performing mirror simultaneously. By incorporating SAFE33 and SAFE50, the MS2UT+ eliminates the cost of additional hard drives needed for various storage modes.

FEATURES

Hardware RAID engine, supporting RAID 0, RAID 1, Spanning, JBOD, SAFE33, and SAFE50.

Drive interface: 2 x 3.5″ SATA I / SATA II hard drive.

Removable trays for fast access of additional hard drives and easy trouble shooting.

Utilizing the latest RAID chipset, supporting SAFE 33 / SAFE50 mode.

SAFE33 / SAFE50 creates two hard drive volumes where 1/3 or 1/2 of the hard drive volume is used for mirroring and the rest is used for spanning (Big).

Temperature controlled cooling fan for quieter operations.

Supports Windows, Linux, and MAC OS X.

SPECIFICATIONS

Model : MS2UT+B
Form Factor : Cube
HDD Trays : 2 Hot-Swappable 3.5″
RAID Level : Big (Spanning), Safe (RAID1), Fast (RAID 0), JBOD, SAFE33, & SAFE50
Maximum Capacity : 4TB
Auto Rebuilding : Yes
Host Interface & Transfer Rate : USB 2.0 (480Mbps) & eSATA (3.0Gbps)
Drive Interface : SATA I / SATA II
Cooling Fan : 1.6″ Ball Bearing
Power Supply : 80W (110V~240V)
Control Interface : LCD Panel
Status Indicators : RAID Alarm, Fan / Temperature, Power LEDs
Dimension (in) : 4.8″W x 8.0″D x 4.0″H
Weight (lb) : 3.8
Safety Regulations : CE, FCC, UL, RoHS
Limited Warranty : 1 Year
Package Contents :
MS2UT+B (1)
Removable Tray Modules (2)
Power Cord (1)
Hard Drive Tray Keys (2)
RS232 Cable (2)
USB 2.0 Cable (1)
eSATA Cable (1)
Quick Installation Manual (1)

WHATS IN THE BOX?

It’s quite a small box, and it contains the MS2UT, power cable, an eSata bracket, an eSata cable, and USB cable, a quick start manual, and some screws and keys.