Blu-ray burner in network-attached storage box available next year 'at latest'
LG is to launch a network-attached-storage (NAS) box with up to 4TB of hard-drive capacity and a Blu-ray rewrite drive capable of storing up to 50GB for disk.
The launch at the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin follows Sony's announcement that it will ship its Blue-ray burner only to France intially because of the paucity of HD programmes in other European countries.
But that is a consumer product and the LG N4B1 NAS box is aimed at a corporate users for archiving.
The drive will cost betwen $1000 and $2000, depending on configuration. There are four hard-drve bays cunfigured RAID 5 by default Raid 0,1,1+0 are supported. The Blu-ay burner will also burn CDs and DVDs.
The device has three USB2 ports, gigabit ethernet, an eSATA port and a memory-card reader.
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