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Features
- Simple to use: Three step set-up - simply plug into your router, power on, and install the software CD.
- Sharing: Access files from any networked Windows PC or Apple computer for easy file sharing
- UPnP DLNA Certified AV Media Server: Able to stream photos, audio content
- Torrent Download: Torrent is the new standard in peer-to-peer file sharing.
- Remote Access: Access and manage your data from anywhere in the world via remote broswer access
Product Description
Enjoy your digital life! Easily share and access files, photos, videos, and music between all your computers, with friends and with family using the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive. Powerful and fast, the three-step set-up is very simple, even if you've never used a network drive before. Ideal for centrally storing and sharing all your media files, the Home Media Network Hard Drive has a built in UPnP AV Media Server (DLNA certified) and iTunes Server so that content can be easily shared between computers and any other digital media adapters such as game consoles, digital picture frames or networked TVs. Simple 1-click sharing automatically posts files to your Facebook, YouTube and Flickr accounts. A photo slideshow can be created instantly, for online sharing with friends and family - updated by simply dropping files into an Active Folder. Remote access allows you to access your files securely from anywhere in the world via the internet. Torrent download allows you to take advantage of the new standard in file sharing, and other features allow you to share a printer and control which family members have access to certain folders. Automatically back up all your computers to the network drive with award winning EMC Retrospect Express backup software for PC and Mac (included), or virtually any backup application, including Time Machine. For extra protection, back up online with MozyHome Online Backup service - 2GB included free. Available in 1TB and 2TB capacities.SimilarProduct
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Customer reviews
Problem-free except for the noise 
by .. D. Mccauley (COLLEYVILLE, TX, US)
The Iomega Home Media 34571 is a problem-free device. I have 3 Windows XP machines on my home network. Dint require any software for installing because I just mapped it to my drive which made it all the more easier. Say cheese for my wired network. Looks-wise, must laud it for its sleekness. The backup software is pretty sound. I am in the worry-free zone coz am assured of the security of my files. I get to share the music and video on my home network as well. Also played back some high resolution videos, was thrilled that it nevr snapped. But this one too is noisy, I guess most of them are!!
Great Home Network Storage by .. R. Brockwell (Southwestern Florida, USA)
This product performed as expected. It was easy to setup and works great. For the money, a true bargain in network connected storage. I would def. buy this product again.
Easy, Fast, Great addition to my home network by .. Al Jeweler ()
I use QB on my home network, and have always been fearful that I would lose my data if my computer crashed. I had been backing-up onto another computer on my network. I decided to try a network drive, independant of any of my computers. The set-up was amazingly easy, and after 2 months of use, I am really pleased with this drive!
Software not compatible with 64bit 
by .. G. Taylor ()
Had to call support to install on windows 7 64 bit. Software does not work with 64 bit but the drive works with 64 bit and the device just becomes a networked device with an ip address. So, the backup software is non functional on 64 bit , but the drive has worked and performs ok.
OK Box, Rotten Quality Control 
by .. 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.