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Slideshow: Iomega Home Media Network Hard Drive

January 30, 2009 Tim Higgins

Flipping the assembly over reveals an Oxford 810SE @ 370Mhz SoC and 64 MB of Hynix RAM.
The NAS draws around 12 W when on, 3W when off. There are no power save features.

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