"The Digital Living Network Alliance is firmly positioned to deliver the ultimate in connected devices allowing consumers to connect, explore and stream content in the Digital Home via Digital Media Players such as Sony's Playstation 3, Digital Media Servers, Mobile Devices, DLNA TV's, online providers and much more," said Billy Harrison, Promise Technology's Product Manager for CE Products - NAS and DAS.
Digital Media Server with Video Playback Support -- The SmartStor NAS Family is the first Network Attached Storage - Digital Media Server in the market to support streaming with video playback support. Music, movies, music videos and TV shows purchased from the iTunes Store can be stored on the SmartStor NS4600 for playback using any of the consumer's 5 authorized computers. Consumers can also store the digital copy of movies that are included with DVD and Blu-Ray disks on the SmartStor NS4600 and stream at their leisure.
"Consumers have amassed a great deal of Digital Content in the home and need solutions that allow them to share content in the home without jumping through hoops," said Billy Harrison, Promise Technology's Product Manager for CE Products - NAS and DAS.
Time Machine for Mac OS X -- With the launch of the SmartStor NS4600, Mac users have the ability to easily backup multiple Macs via the home or office network to the SmartStor NS4600.
Remote Access Media Center -- Access Music, Pictures and Videos remotely from anywhere in the world via the SmartStor NS4600's Remote Access Media Center. The Remote Access Media Center is built on PHP and HTML allowing access from any device with a web browser and media player such as the iPhone, iPod touch, Windows Mobile Smartphone, Blackberry, Nokia N Series Phones, Macs and Windows PC.
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