"Because most small offices today are Microsoft-based, the 200d Series ensures seamless integration with Microsoft computing environments while also supporting heterogeneous client PCs and network file protocols," said Wayne Arvidson, the director of Iomega's professional storage services, in a statement.
The new NAS hardware supports network file protocols within Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Unix, and NetWare.
The 320GB 200d is priced at $1,399, while the 480GB model costs $1,999. They will start shipping in the U.S., Canada, and Latin America in June, with sales to other markets beginning later this summer.
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