Maxtor Podcast - Web 2.0 Meets Storage

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Maxtor Podcast - Web 2.0 Meets Storage

Admin | Apr 10th, 2006 2:14pm

PodTech’s Michael Johnson podcasted the news of Maxtor’s upcoming products. Infoworld links to the podcast.

Maxtor places the emphasis squarely on mobility and security in the latest addition to its OneTouch line of external drives, the OneTouch III Mini Edition.

Digital Silence has a post as well. New or enhanced products scheduled in the second quarter of 2006 for consumers, creative professionals and small business owners include:

The Maxtor OneTouch III, Mini Edition, a sleek, portable storage solution that allows people to easily take their digital content on the go, whenever and wherever they want it, and to back up and share their files, photos, music and video while away from home or office. Specific features, including an industry first, will be available later this month.

Maxtor “Project Fusion,” a code name for a portfolio of products and online services that will be available later this quarter offer consumers a new level of flexibility and control for storing, organizing, accessing and sharing personal digital content. Through a licensing agreement with Fabrik, Inc., the software developer that is driving the wave to transform content to experience, Maxtor “Project Fusion” solutions represent a simple yet powerful way to help transform scattered piles of video, pictures, music and documents into personalized digital experiences that can be shared to reflect an event, an occasion, a person, an activity or even a mood.

The Maxtor Shared Storage II is the next-generation, three-in- one network storage device providing centralized storage, automated backup and media streaming to multiple connected devices on a home or small office network. The enhanced family of products will include a more robust design, a lightening-fast Gigabit Ethernet interface, user-configurable RAID for enhanced read/write speeds or mirroring capability for ultimate data redundancy, and capacities up to 1TB.

Maxtor put the PodTech podcast in a press release.

More Maxtor Podcasts here.

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