Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive 500GB Dec 16, 2009, 18 :03 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (4847 reads) (Other stories by John Brandon)
"Cons:
Not a high-end network storage device, only boasting average transfer speed. Not all the built-in features are Linux-friendly
"A network drive serves two main purposes. One, it is a place to store your files – plain and simple. When you are maxed out on space on your PC, a network drive affords the extensive storage required for advanced computing work, media files and backups. The second main purpose: enhancing your digital life. More than just a network drive, the Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive – which is about the size of a male hand and styled with an unassuming black enclosure – provides a wealth of powerful and unusual digital media features, many of which work quite well with Linux computers."
