Boxee has come forward with details on their second hardware partner. Of course, most will remember the first, D-Link and the Boxee Box. Well, the second partner is Iomega and the device is a NAS (network attached storage). At present the Boxee powered Iomega NAS device is not available, and to be specific the release more »

With the dawn of USB 3.0, many companies have started creating products that most end users can’t even use tot heir full potential yet. Adoption of USB 3.0 has been fairly slow so far, despite just how fast the spec is. It’s fast enough that disc-based drives can’t even read and write data at the more »

While everything is moving into the ever-popular cloud, Iomega is trying to convince us that physical storage is still the way to go. Sure, you could use web apps to store all your important files so you can access them from nearly everywhere, but wouldn’t you rather carry it around on a hard drive? Well, more »

As you can image, we are prone to hearing about ever single new home media networking hard drive and back-up solution that is released onto the market. But what I saw at Iomega really impressed me (and Doug). The new Home Media Network Hard Drive provides a super easy-to-use network storage for your home. To get going all you need to do is plug in the devise to a power adaptor and a ethernet cord (which should be connected to your router). You then go through a very basic install wizard on your computer and you can begin playing back your pictures, videos and music from almost any other device, including game consoles (Xbox 360 and PS3), digital picture frames or networked TVs. There is also a USB slot on the back so you can share a printer over your home network as well. Plus, the unit backups your computer (PC or Mac) automatically — it can even be synced with two computers. Seriously, this could not get any easier. They plan to add a bunch of features in the coming months such as remote access over the net. It is available now in 500GB ($179) and 1TB ($249) options.

There are plenty of options for home media servers. There’s dedicated machines, programs and the like, but most tend to be rather large. They tend to require at least a small-sized computer somewhere in you home. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could find a home media server that was easy to conceal, as well as easy to use? That’s what Iomega is shooting for with their new Home Media Network Hard Drive, set to debt at Macworld and CES.

Iomega has recently unveiled their newest product, the ScreenPlay TV Link. Using the same technology as its previously released ScreenPlay HD Multimedia Drive, this device enables users to connect and play multimedia content from a USB hard drive on their standard or high-definition TVs using video outputs, HDMI, component and composite or SCART adapters. The more »

Iomega’s eGo external drive line has now hit 1 Terabyte of storage. Entitled the “Super” eGo drive, the portable storage device contains one single 1 terabyte drive. The drive’s physical size is also increased, as it is a 3.5 inch drive, as opposed to the normal 2.5 inch size portable hard drives have. As a more »

Iomega has announced the new ScreenPlay HD Multimedia Drive, a portable external data storage device touting a 500GB storage capacity provided by a 3.5 inch 7200rpm NTSF formated hard drive. The ScreenPlay HD Multimedia Drive comes with a remote control to help you navigate through your collection of digital content and has support for various more »