CyberPower has announced its Windows Home Server 100, which has reduced dimensions and allows users to easily access their files, photos, music and videos – whether at home or remotely. Designed for homes and businesses with more than one PC, the server consumes less energy and can make backups of your computers daily via the home network and allows to restore a single file or a PC in an instant. Other hardware specifications of Windows Home Server 100 include:

• Intel Atom 330 Dual Core
• Intel Mini-ITX mainboard with Intel GMA 950
• S-video
• 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet
• HD ALC662 Audio
• 500GB SATA-II hard drive
• 2GB RAM DDR2
• Microsoft Windows Server 2003 OEM Version

This server is available at a price of  $399.

Tags: CyberPower, Storage, Storage Servers, Windows

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