Ximeta NetDisk 400 Earns Number One Ranking and "Best Buy" Award in July Issue of PC World
Posted on: Thursday, 29 June 2006, 12:00 CDT
Ximeta, the pioneer of Network Direct Attached Storage (NDAS(R)) technology, received the prestigious "Best Buy" award and number one Networked-Attached Storage Device ranking in the July issue of PC World.
The NetDisk 400 is the industry's first high-performance, scalable 400GB Ethernet/USB 2.0 combo hard drive embedded with NDAS technology for consumers, workgroups, and SMBs. The NetDisk 400 is available today for $369.99 MSRP.
According to the review written by Melissa Perenson, "The slender Ximeta NetDisk debuts at number one after turning in a stellar performance in our benchmarks."
The article continues, "Ximeta uses a proprietary Network Direct Attached Storage (NDAS) chip and its own networking protocol to enable direct communication between the device and the computers. Special software... allows the device to appear as a local drive for each networked machine, instead of as a network drive shared among them. The end result: Faster performance when you're transferring files to and from the device."
Compatible with both Windows and Mac systems, NetDisk provides 400GB of instant, blazing-fast, shared network or extended PC storage for capacity hungry applications including digital photography, graphic arts, gaming, machinema, media players, MP3 collections, video libraries, and IP surveillance.
Users simply plug it into their router/switch through its integrated Ethernet port for immediate network shared storage or to a USB port for direct access from their PC/notebook. All users can directly manage, access, and share folders simultaneously without server intervention, which eliminates typical performance degradation and bottlenecks. NDAS offers the performance and efficiency comparable to a network file server, at a lower cost.
"PC World is an authority in technology for consumers and businesses and is highly regarded among our target customers," said Marie Wesson, product marketing manager of Ximeta. "Our industry-leading NDAS is proving to be a superior method of storing, accessing and sharing information. By combining the best of NAS and DAS, Ximeta has created a complete solution that combines high-performance and an affordable price."
For more information, visit www.ximeta.com.
About Ximeta
Ximeta is based in Fremont, Calif. and was founded in March 2003. Ximeta is the pioneer of Network Direct Attached Storage (NDAS) technology. Ximeta is dedicated to providing high performance shared storage products that are affordable and easy to use in business and in the home. Ximeta focuses on R&D and the development of robust products based on its market-leading NDAS technology. Ximeta also believes in providing an enhanced customer experience and has built its business around superior service and support.
About PC World
PC World, the most widely read computer or business magazine, is the winner of more editorial awards than any other computer publication. PC World is written and designed specifically to meet the needs of one audience: Tech-Savvy Managers who buy, use and integrate technology products for both work and home.
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