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	MyDitto NAS box comes with USB key access The scoop: MyDitto network storage server, by Dane-Elec, about $185 for 500GB (1TB and 2TB are also available). What it is: This box contains two slots for a hard disk drive, and connects via Ethernet cable to an open port on your home router. When you connect to the router and power up the box, it becomes a NAS drive for your network, capable of storing files. The drive can also act as a streaming media player for iTunes or any other UPnP media player/device on the network. You can access the drive from any computer on the network, or across the Internet. Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Ironport Systems Learn the 3 Best Practices for Securing E-mail Any IT manager will tell you it's critical to protect data. With information flowing freely today via mobile devices, collaboration technologies and unified communications, it isn't easy. Learn data leak prevention (DLP) triage and the steps to protect proprietary data in e-mail, while also complying with government and industry regulations. Read now! In this Issue Seagete GoFlex Net offers piece-of-cake NAS setup The Alex: Android meets an e-book reader and more Registration required: Microsoft testing guide WEBCAST: Meraki Take Your WiFi to the Cloud Learn how to bring simplicity, security and scalability to your wireless network by leveraging the cloud. This Webcast demonstrates how cloud-controlled WiFi delivers: • Security • Reliability • Performance View now! Seagete GoFlex Net offers piece-of-cake NAS setup The scoop: GoFlex Net, by Seagate, $99.99 (without drive; GoFlex drives sold separately). What it is: Part of Seagate's new GoFlex line of products, the Net is a network storage device that replaces the company's DockStar unit. The Net is a docking cradle that supports connections of two GoFlex portable drives. The dock itself plugs into an open router port. Access to the network for each PC is provided through the Pogoplug application, which you can download from the Pogoplug (and Seagate) Web site. You can also access the drive from any Web browser. Read More WHITE PAPER: Diskeeper Corporation Reduce Disk Fragmentation by 85% We depend upon fast data access and efficient data management but file fragmentation is a well-known barrier. HOW it is solved deeply impacts budget efficiency. This white paper details the only known maintenance practices that increase efficiency while lowering operating costs. Read Now! The Alex: Android meets an e-book reader and more What would you get if you crossed Google's Android operating system with Wi-Fi, an e-ink display and a touch-sensitive color display? You'd get something called Alex, an e-book reader with an unusual configuration manufactured by Spring Design. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: AT&T AT&T Enterprise Embrace Rich Media Development with ECDNs Click to continue Registration required: Microsoft testing guide We packaged up our recent tests on some of Microsoft's leading products. Download a copy today. Read More
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