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LaCie LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini--Home Edition

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Pros
Axentra software enables advanced features
Support for Windows XP/Vista and Mac
Cons
Remote streaming lacks support for audio playlists
Automated router-configuration tool didn't work

LaCie Ethernet Disk Mini--Home Edition Server Review

by Tom Spring

- Home servers are becoming more popular with families who want to store music, videos, and photos in a central location and share them inside and outside the home. I looked at LaCie's 500GB Ethernet Disk Mini--Home Edition server, and came away impressed enough to recommend it to anyone interested in taking the home-server plunge. It's not nearly as powerful as Hewlett-Packard's $700 MediaSmart Home Server, but at $210 the LaCie hardware lets you enjoy the core benefits of a home server without busting your budget.

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