Iomega Storage virtualisation goes to small businesses

Nibble Storage Snooze

By Nick Farrell

Tue Feb 24 2009, 13:51

IOMEGA and VMware have built a storage package for small businesses. Iomega today announced two NAS devices bundled with VMware for the small businesses and far flung offices.

For $300 the Iomega StorCenter ix2 and Iomega StorCenter Pro ix4-100 desktop network will provide a terabyte of data.

Iomega said the big idea is to bring traditionally high-end storage technologies to the smaller enterprise.

A small business can run Microsoft Exchange on one server and Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP on another can consolidate both applications on one single server with VMware and an Iomega ix2 or ix4-100 NAS. µ

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Amazing...

....how far $300 will get you these days.

posted by : Travis, 24 February 2009 Complain about this comment

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