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Easy setup and configuration
Can connect printers and additional hard drives
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is simple to set up
Has USB ports for network printers
And is expandable via USB ports. It supports UPnP and DLNA media serving and has a nicely designed HTML interface and software.
The editors didn't like
Doesnt report used or available space
No RAID support
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is expensive and doesnt support Gigabit Ethernet.
Abstract: 300 GB $399.95500 GB $449.99Like the sun rises every morning, personal computers get cheaper every day. More families can afford to have more of them.More computers means more data: more digital photos, more Quicken account data, more digital music do...
Abstract: The stylish Maxtor Shared Storage Plus’ setup program is a real time-saver. The performance lagged behind the Iomega StorCenter, but it’s a good choice if you’re looking for a reasonably-priced device that never emits a loud and obtrusiv...
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Published: 2006-03-06, Author: Jon , review by: cnet.com
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is simple to set up, has USB ports for network printers, and is expandable via USB ports. It supports UPnP and DLNA media serving and has a nicely designed HTML interface and software.
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is expensive and doesnt support Gigabit Ethernet.
Consumer NAS drives dont get classier or easier than the Maxtor Shared Storage Plus, but wed like to see Gigabit Ethernet on it.
Published: 2006-03-06, Author: Jon , review by: cnet.com
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is simple to set up, has USB ports for network printers, and is expandable via USB ports. It supports UPnP and DLNA media serving and has a nicely designed HTML interface and software.
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus drive is expensive and doesnt support Gigabit Ethernet.
Consumer NAS drives dont get classier or easier than the Maxtor Shared Storage Plus, but wed like to see Gigabit Ethernet on it.
Easy setup and configuration; can connect printers and additional hard drives
Doesnt report used or available space; no RAID support
The primary focus of the SSP is on ease-of-use, and in spite of some shortcomings, the product does fulfill that promise. Although it doesnt have the same level of flexibility or capacity as some competing NAS products, the Maxtor Shared Storage Plus ...
Abstract: Specs: 300GB capacity (200GB and 500GB also available); 10/100Mbps connectivity; 2 USB 2.0 ports; media server functionality; backup software included Shared Storage Plus Drive 300GB $399 Maxtor (408) 894-5000 www.maxtor.com 4 CPU’s Right from the...
Abstract: Reviewed on: Windows XP Home Also available for: PCs and Macs The Good: Lots of storage; easy setup (a big improvement over previous model); reasonable file transfer and access performance for small transfers; great software for setting up shared folde...
Abstract: Editors note: The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus line fully replaces the Maxtor Shared Storage line, which we reviewed last year. Users of the older Shared Storage line can contact Maxtor for a free upgrade. This review addresses the new Shared Storage P...
Simple to set up, USB ports for network printers, Expandable via USB ports, Supports UPnP and DLNA media serving, Nicely designed HTML interface and software
Expensive, Doesnt support Gigabit Ethernet
Consumer NAS drives dont get classier or easier than the Maxtor Shared Storage Plus, but wed like to see Gigabit Ethernet on it. ...
The Maxtor Shared Storage Plus is an excellent NAS box that has been designed for ease of use. It might not have as many features as other SOHO NAS boxes, like the Freecom FSG-3 Storage Gateway, but you can pick up the 500GB model for a fairly reasona...
