MacNews.com: Seagate Introduces GoFlex Home For Centralized Storage

Seagate (http://www.seagate.com) has unveiled the newest addition to its GoFlex family of hard drives — the GoFlex Home network storage system. When it’s connected to a wireless router, an entire household can centrally store, easily access and continuously back up files wirelessly from Mac and Windows systems on the home  network.

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PC World: Seagate GoFlex Brings Cheap, Versatile Storage to Small Business

Seagate launched a new line of external hard drives–the GoFlex Home network storage system. The product is aimed at the home user market, but the GoFlex Home drives can also be a flexible, cost-effective backup and storage solution for small businesses.

Small offices and home offices (SOHO) need efficient ways to share and protect data, but lack the budgets and personnel necessary to implement and maintain complex storage or backup solutions. A product like the GoFlex Home gives SOHO businesses a simple, cost-effective means of accessing files via the wireless network, and backing up critical data.

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ZDNet: Seagate introduces GoFlex Home for household network storage

Seagate has added yet another network storage solution to its arsenal. This time it’s the GoFlex Home, which can be accessed by any computer on a given network in the same household via Wi-Fi.

The set-up appears relatively simple on paper. A user just needs to connect the GoFlex Home to the wireless router. From there, the storage device can be accessed by other Wi-Fi enabled devices on the same network, whether they be Mac or PC computers and even smartphones. You can also set up a maximum of three computers to be automatically backed up on schedule.

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