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RIP Windows Home Server Drive Extender
Microsoft has officially removed its controversial Drive Extender technology from the upcoming release of Windows Home Server 2011.
Microsoft, HP Drop Big Lumps Of Coal Into Windows Home Server's Stocking
Windows Home Server fanboys and girls must have been very bad this year to deserve the early holiday gifts that Microsoft and HP have delivered.
ASUS TS mini Home Server Reviewed
ASUS
has produced a WHS machine that nicely fills a hole in HP's lineup.
HP StorageWorks Data Vault X510 Reviewed
HP's "business" version of its dual-core Pentium based EX495 provides a nice performance boost over earlier models, but no business-specific features.
WHS Gets Small: HP LX195 MediaSmart Server Reviewed
HP lowers the cost of Windows Home Server based storage and chooses Intel's Atom to help do it.
HP Has New Atom-Powered, Single-Drive WHS NAS
It appears that HP has launched a new single-drive NAS running Windows Home Server.
Update coming for HP MediaSmart Server
HP yesterday announced a software update for the HP EX485/EX487 MediaSmart Server, providing remote streaming and conversion of unprotected video content.
Take Two: HP MediaSmart Server Reviewed
HP takes another run at a Windows Home Server, this time with Intel inside and comes up with a product that we might consider buying.
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