25/03/2009 Linksys by Cisco Media Hub
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Posted by Len | 6 Comments
Linksys by Cisco Media Hub Helps Consumers Enjoy All of Their Digital Photos, Music and Video Anytime, Anywhere
The Linksys by Cisco Media Hub is now available through Len Wallis Audio. Designed to simplify access to and interaction with digital content, the Media Hub gathers, organises, and presents all the digital video, photos and music that users have spread amongst various devices in the home. With a Media Hub, consumers can enjoy all of their media through an easy to use interface that is not only accessible in the home, but throughout the world via a web browser.
Highlights of the Cisco Media Hub include:
- Centralised Access to Digital Photos, Music and Videos
Sharing media on multiple devices within the home is easy with the Media Hub’s media and iTunes server capabilities. The Media Hub automatically searches the network for other media devices to present all available digital media to the user in a single location.
- Easy Graphical User Interface
The ease of operation of IT based products is becoming increasingly important, and this is a highlight of the Cisco Media Hub. Music albums are consolidated and presented together with the appropriate Album Art, regardless of where the tracks reside within the network, eliminating the need to know which device music is stored on. Photos and videos are presented using thumbnail images that are easily organized by date or name. All available media, regardless of type, can be located by using the available search function.
- Simple Remote Access
Remote Access can be enabled on the Media Hub with just a few clicks of a button. Whether accessing the Media Hub on a PC at home, or through a web browser anywhere in the world via www.ciscomediahub.com, consumers are presented with the same easy to navigate user interface that enables them to access their digital media and upload or download files from a remote location.
- Backup Automated backup software is included with the Media Hub to help ensure that even the most treasured memories and digital libraries are protected.
- Consumer Friendly Design
The product’s sleek design makes it possible to place the Media Hub virtually anywhere in the home and with its near silent operation it will not disturb daily life. With two drive bays and external USB ports consumers can easily expand their Media Hub if and when their Digital Media storage needs grow.
The NMH305 500GB Cisco Media Hub sells for $649.00
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ken says...
Is it Apple mac compatible?
Posted on April 28, 2009 at 10:11 pm
client says...
Yes – it is.
Posted on May 4, 2009 at 12:23 pm
albert says...
Not sure how you connect this to an AV receiver – so as to play lossless music files?
Posted on May 19, 2009 at 8:29 pm
Trevor says...
This unit is a storage device only and does not have the abilty to decode files, it simply is a very user friendly was of storing all audio and video media in the home which then can be sourced via various products into the likes of a lounge room.
The key to this products success is the easy to user interface that you are presented with when you are moving files to it on your computer..
Decoding must come in the form of another device like a TIVO or a Sonos system
Posted on May 21, 2009 at 12:23 pm
Anton says...
Can this unit be used with TiVo Home Network? -The reason I ask is because software must be downloaded & run from a dedicated PC (server) for it to work with Tivo.
Posted on June 4, 2009 at 10:34 am
Trevor says...
Yes this can work in conjunction with the TIVO, in fact that is how we are running it here in the store.
At your leisure come in and we can take you through it all.
Posted on June 4, 2009 at 7:03 pm