Release Issued by OWC :
Network Attached Storage for Home or Business
Low-Cost High Performance Ethernet/USB 2.0 Network Attached Storage Connects up to 20 Users through Wired or Wireless Networks for Easy File Storage & Sharing
July 25, 2007, Woodstock, IL -- Other World Computing (OWC) www.macsales.com, a leading Macintosh® and PC technology company, announced today the NASPerform fast 10/100BT Ethernet/USB 2.0 Network Attached Storage Solution for home or business networks. With a data storage capacity of up to 750GB, NASPerform effortlessly connects to wired or wireless networks for easy file storage and sharing among multiple network users.
Store & Share Photos, Music, Movies with Your Whole Family or Small Office
Available for Mac® and Windows®, NASPerform stores and shares photos, music, movies, and other datawith up to 20 other network users. NASPerform works just like an internal hard drive. Users just simply point and click, and drag and drop files they wish to access. With its built-in USB 2.0 port, NASPerform can also be used as a portable external hard drive for personal file storage.
Plug N’Play Easy Installation
NASPerform connects directly to any wired or wireless Ethernet network switch or router and comes complete with Ethernet and USB 2.0 connecting cables for Plug N’ Play easy installation. It eliminates the need for complicated TCP/IP settings or a costly server. In addition, NASPeform provides the ability to assign read/write privileges to each network user to prevent unwanted deletion or modification of valuable data. NASPerform’s innovative technology also protects data from external Internet security intrusions.
NASPerform is ideal for:
Multimedia storage (MP3s, digital photos, digital video).
Home networking storage (storing and sharing files, backing up, and archiving).
Network storage for small business.
Data archives, disclosed data, backups, and data conservation storage for public institutions/facilities.
Multi-platform network storage (simultaneous Macintosh and Windows use).
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