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CES 2008: Windows Home Server No Shows

8. January 2008

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Missing in Action: Lacie and Iomega…. If you’ve been holding on to see what Lacie and Iomega were doing with their announced Windows Home Server systems, then you will need to wait until well into this year before you see anything. Neither business had any WHS product on show here at CES, and I caught up with [...]

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Today at CES…

7. January 2008

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Now that the WHS PP1 announcement is out of the way, what’s happening today at CES for Windows Home Server? CES “officially” starts today, so the Convention Center opens for visitors to check out various manufacturer’s booths. I’ll be over in the Convention Center this morning taking a good look around, before heading over to spend [...]

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It’s The Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 Press Release!

7. January 2008

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Here’s today’s PP1 press release in full: For Release 6 a.m. PST Jan. 7, 2008 Windows Home Server Breaks Ground on New Features, Expands Into More Homes Worldwide New Power Pack 1 adds support for Windows Vista x64, enhances remote access capabilities, extends data protection and supports the Chinese and Japanese languages. LAS VEGAS — Jan. 7, 2008 — Attendees [...]

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 In Depth: Remote Access

7. January 2008

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It’s not just the WHS Console that’s had some improvements in Power Pack 1 - there’s a few new goodies to make your remote access experience easier and more enjoyable too. New thumbnail view for your files to make identification faster and simpler. Drag and drop interface (in IE6 and IE7) to allow you to select and [...]

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 In Depth: External Backup

7. January 2008

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One of the most requested features (or should that be “biggest missings”? ) in Windows Home Server is the ability to backup the server itself. Sure, WHS is looking after all of your home computers, but who’s looking after WHS? If your home server fails - what happens to your backups? If there’s a fire, [...]

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 In Depth: WHS Connector Installation Walkthrough

7. January 2008

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 brings a number of enhancements and fixes to the WHS Connector. The Windows Home Server Connector can now be installed on home computers running Windows Vista x64. Functionality is added to detect that the version of the Windows Home Server Connector software is aligned with the version of Windows Home Server [...]

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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 – Coming Your Way!

7. January 2008

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  This morning at the CES conference in Las Vegas, Microsoft will announce the forthcoming release of Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 (formerly known as Windows Home Server Update Release 1). This is a feature update pack that will be released as a free upgrade through Windows Update to all Windows Home Server users in [...]

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CES 2008: HP MediaSmart Range Product Data Sheets Online

7. January 2008

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Following last week’s announcement of the new HP MediaSmart range on show here at CES, you can now download product data sheets for the MediaSmart TV, MediaSmart Receiver MediaSmart Server and the MediaVault. More Info: HP at CES

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CES 2008: New HP MediaSmart TV Range

3. January 2008

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  So, wrapping up the HP MediaSmart announcement for CES, comes a range of HP MediaSmart TVs. Remember that MediaSmart Receiver I told you about earlier? It’s built-in, so it’ll work with your home server and bundles in Extender for Windows Media Center (still a mouthful) for good meansure.  You also get 1080p resolution, 3 HDMI ports [...]

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CES 2008: HP Media Vault mv2100 and mv5100 Announced

3. January 2008

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Either someone’s just got busy with a saw, or HP just announced the HP Media Vault mv2100 and Media Vault Pro mv5100. Not so interesting for us as it’s a Linux-based NAS device, (and hopefully we’ve already got our backup covered, thanks very much,) but it looks like a mini MediaSmart Server which is pretty fun. As with the EX470 [...]

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