Western Digital launches multimedia-friendly NAS

WD MyBook Live designed for streaming video and audio around homes
  • (PC World Australia (online))
  • — 01 February, 2011 10:59
WD MyBook Live

WD MyBook Live

Western Digital has launched a new network-attached storage (NAS) device for home users. The WD MyBook Live is designed for streaming media to DLNA-compatible devices, such as some TVs, PCs, media streamers and games consoles.

The NAS device connects to a home network using a Gigabit Ethernet port, and according to Western Digital it can deliver transfer speeds of up to 100 megabytes per second.

The 1TB WD MyBook Live is available for $209.99; a 2TB model has a recommended retail price of $289.99.

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Rohan Pearce

Rohan Pearce

PC World Australia (online)
Topics: WD MyBook, storage, media streamers, WD, NAS devices, western digital
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