HP EX470 1.8 GHz AMD Sempron Server
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3 reviews - $449.77 - $699.99
- (average price for this product: $561.93)
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Maximize the power and potential of your home network with the HP EX470 MediaSmart Server, which enables you to conveniently centralize your files and access them from multiple PCs in your home. Based on AMD Live processing power, the MediaSmart Server enables you to back up your home's PCs as well as share and enjoy digital music, home videos and photos from any computer or entertainment system on a home network. The server also has the expandability to grow with your family's changing needs. The HP MediaSmart Server is not a stand-alone computer. You connect it to your networked computer system. No m...
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The HP MediaSmart Server EX470 and Windows Home server should mean little effort or expertise is required to get the most from digital media from your PC system or home network.
For a good example of what a Windows Home Server (WHS) appliance can be, take a look at the HP MediaSmart Server. The device, designed primarily for use as a network-attached storage (NAS) unit for the home, takes advantage of the OS's capabilities but ad