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Iomega puts Windows Home Server on hold

We'll wait until the costs are right and the market is ready, says storage specialist

Storage specialist Iomega has put plans for a Windows Home Server (WHS) product on hold citing concerns about demand and profitability.

It says it will continue to monitor the market and will consider launching a WHS product if "costs and demand warrant" one.

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