Media server offers up to 14TB NAS storage

"The newly announced Centralized Networked Storage options are designed to expand the Envive's base TheaterStation Digital Media Management System, which was introduced in September along with TSClient satellite devices.

"An Envive spokesperson confirmed our hunch that the TheaterStation devices run Linux. (This was not a wild guess on our part, since most new media center systems appear to run on penguin power). He also noted that, "We are interested in helping create a Linux-based platform in the home that would be open to developers building applications. Our vision is far beyond just a Linux-based Media Center." The spokesperson did not mention, however, when an SDK might be available."

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