Iomega Home Media 1 TB Network Attached Storage 34337 | 
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| Brand: Iomega
Category: CE
List Price: $188.99
Buy New: $114.99
You Save: $74.00 (39%)
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Rating:  176 reviews
Format: CD
Platform: Windows Vista Ultimate
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate
Hard Drive Size: 1
Size: 1 TB
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.4
Dimensions (in): 9 x 4.5 x 6.5
nv:Processor Class: Oxford 810SE
Processor Speed: 370 MHz
Total Memory: 64 MB
Hard Drives Included: 1
Hard Drive Interface: SATA II
Spindle Speed (RPM): 7200
USB Ports (Total): 1
RJ-45 Ports: 1
Data Transfer Rate: 10/100/1000 Mb/s
Warranty: 3 years warranty
MPN: 34337
Model: 34337
UPC: 742709343377
EAN: 0742709343377
ASIN: B001OC5JM2
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 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 |
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Product Description
1TB HOME MEDIA NETWORK DRV HARD DRIVE 7200 RPM
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 |
Product Features - Capacity: 1TB
- Simple to use: Three step set up – simply plug into your router, power on, and install the software CD. Friendly web screens for easy management
- High Performance: Gigabit Ethernet connectivity combined with a high performance processor
- UPnP AV Media Server: Compatible with DLNA certified media players, able to stream photos, audio content and videos to a variety of media devices like game consoles, audio bridges, DMA’s, picture frames and more
- iTunes Server: Store your audio content in one central location and share it across your iTunes players
- Expandable: Add storage capacity by connecting external USB hard disk drives. Supports FAT32 and NTFS formatted hard drives
- Data Protection: Touch-free professional-level backup for all your critical data with EMC Retrospect HD backup software
What’s in the Box
Home Media Network Hard Drive, stand, power supply, quick start guide, solution CD with system software, user manual and EMC Retrospect HD backup software
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 Terrible July 22, 2010
MS
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I rarely write reviews, but was compelled to write this one because of the terrible experience I've had with this product. I won't recount the entire experience, but suffice it to say I had one that worked fine for a few weeks, and then broke. No problem--I called tech support and they sent me a refurbished one. But the refurbished one isn't working with my computer, and now that I've called tech support again, they say that their software (which is terrible, by the way, and has a horrible user interface) isn't compatible with Windows 7. They basically said, "sorry, you're stuck with it." I am loath to buy another Iomega product.
 OK Box, Rotten Quality Control July 20, 2010
N. Condon
When I first received this drive, it seemed like a typical NAS product: It worked just fine, once you figure out how to deal with the stupid, intrusive software. (Note to HDD companies: We don't want or need your useless, badly-designed software on our computers; we just want to plug in the drive and have it work!) About three months after I purchased it, during which time it saw light-to-moderate usage, a request for a file from it caused the horrible clicking noise of a dying hard drive to emanate from the box. This was unfortunate, but HDD failures do happen, I guess. I immediately ordered a replacement to serve while I worked out the warranty situation. Upon plugging in said replacement, it immediately emitted the same dead HDD clicking noise, and it never spun up. One failure I can forgive, but two starts to look like a pattern. The drive got returned, and I'll steer clear of Iomega products for a while.
I'll never buy Iomega again July 15, 2010
Roger Blonder
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
What a total disappointment. Time machine does not work wirelessly with Mac Snow Leopard. First drive I received was not recognized at all. They sent me a new one - tried to charge $25 for shipping but I argued and they waived it. Got the new drive - set it up -one of my macs sees it, the other doesn't. Can't print through it. Not recognized when connected to my airport network, so I need to change from the modem to airport for printing. Guy at tech support was arrogant - as if he had never heard of these problems. Sent me a link with instructions that didn't fix the problem - told me it was an Apple issue. Yeah, right. What was supposed to be a time saver has proven to be the opposite. Total bummer.
Data Disaster! July 13, 2010
JamieB
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I had the Iomega 1 TB network storage running for 14 months without any issues. Transfer and access speed is a little slow.
Then one afternoon last week, ALL of my files disappeared. Permanently. Iomega customer support was easy to get to, and friendly, but they were not able to help. I was offered Iomega's mail-in data recovery service for $700-3,000. My office IT guys played with the unit and could see but not recover some corrupted files.
For me, two morals of the story: I will back up my backup more often (I just lost a month of work) and will probably subscribe to an online backup service like Mozy Pro.
 The 2.063 SW supports Snow Leopard July 4, 2010
Ken Andrews (Reston, Virginia United States)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I purchased the unit in May 2010 prepared to upgrade the software to 2.063 which I had read supported Snow Leopard on the Mac. I was pleased to find that it already had 2.063 installed. I installed the Home storage manager software on a MacBook running Snow Leopard, a desktop running Vista-64 and a laptop running XP-SP3 and all worked very well. My first full backup with time machine on the Mac (about 180gb) took the better part of 12 hours but using a cheap Fios router I did not expect any better. The subsequent backups have been as reliable as USB 2.0 or Firewire 800 setups I have used.
We have also used to unit to share out media between machines and again the unit has worked quite well.
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