Plextor Nas Drivers

Unfortunately, Plextor has discontinued the unit and has no plans of EVER releasing VISTA drivers.They have never answered my e-mails about this problem.and, quite simply, us owners are screwed if we are limited to VISTA. I keep my old P4 2.8 hooked up for the occasional VHS to DVD transfer. We\'re going to look at one of Plextor\'s new NAS drives, sold under the (not extremely memorable) PX-EH25L-NA name. Plextor is looking to.

Press Release:New PX-NAS4 Network-Attached Storage from PlextorPlextor announces a new four-bay, 8TB NAS device(Fremont, CA – November 17, 2010) – Plextor LLC (www.plextor.com ), a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance digital media equipment, announces the PX-NAS4, its latest network-attached storage (NAS) device. The PX-NAS4 offers an exceptional performance, massive storage capacity, high data reliability and security, and low power consumption, making it a perfect solution for today’s small and medium sized business environment.With dual LAN ports, the PX-NAS4 provides substantial bandwidth up to 2Gbps data access to support the increasing data demands and needs of small and medium-sized businesses. PX-NAS4 has the capacity to store up to 8TB of data across four hot-swap drive bays. Also, the PX-NAS4 has a storage expansion option available via built-in eSATA and USB ports which allow for the connection of additional external hard drives to meet continuous storage demand.The PX-NAS4 offers the convenience of iSCSI, making its storage available as consolidated network storage over existing low cost networks.

Valuable data stored in the PX-NAS4 is always protected with an advanced volume encryption using an AES 256-bit algorithm. PX-NAS4 is password-protected allowing only authorized users’ access.“With today’s increasing amount of digital data, businesses need to save such data in a secure and accessible area,” said Clifford Sun, Senior Product Marketing Manager of Plextor, “Plextor is excited to offer our next phase of network-attached storage providing a reliable, secure and convenient storage solution for small and medium businesses.”The PX-NAS4 offers multiple disk configurations: JBOD, RAID0, RAID1, RAID5 or RAID10, with a hot spare bay provided for immediate drive replacement if a drive fails (RAID 1 & 5 only).

The PX-NAS4 also features Snapshot Backup Utility, a method of backup that takes a picture of the current state of the NAS, to protect and safeguard precious data.A low-power consumption design makes the PX-NAS4 Energy Star compliant and reduces the energy demands to 58 Watts in full access mode (25 Watts in standby). The device requires only 60 percent of the power of a typical 200 Watt NAS, saving electricity and running costs.The PX-NAS4 will be available end of November with an MSRP of $399.99.

Dangerously seeking products for the market Plextor released a two-drive NAS known as the PX-NAS2.The amount of storage available to a small network need only be large enough for storing multimedia files (used for streaming) and for backup purposes. As such, Plextor decided to build its new NAS device with only two bays that can each handle a 3.5-inch hard disk drive of up to 2TB.The PX-NAS2 itself measures 135.4 (W) x 120.3 (H) x 254.5 (D) mm and is equipped with all the necessary connectivity and I/O options, including a pair of USB ports and Gigabit Ethernet. As such, the product will be able to act as an iTunes, HTTP / FTP server. Not only that, but Plextor\'s unit is even compatible with DLNA 1.5, which allows it to interface with CE products.\' Plextor is pleased to expand our storage category to meet today\'s growing storage demand by providing another complete storage solution to our consumers,\' says Takashi Adachi, General Manager of Plextor.

Unfortunately, Plextor has discontinued the unit and has no plans of EVER releasing VISTA drivers.They have never answered my e-mails about this problem.and, quite simply, us owners are screwed if we are limited to VISTA. I keep my old P4 2.8 hooked up for the occasional VHS to DVD transfer. We\'re going to look at one of Plextor\'s new NAS drives, sold under the (not extremely memorable) PX-EH25L-NA name. Plextor is looking to.

Press Release:New PX-NAS4 Network-Attached Storage from PlextorPlextor announces a new four-bay, 8TB NAS device(Fremont, CA – November 17, 2010) – Plextor LLC (www.plextor.com ), a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance digital media equipment, announces the PX-NAS4, its latest network-attached storage (NAS) device. The PX-NAS4 offers an exceptional performance, massive storage capacity, high data reliability and security, and low power consumption, making it a perfect solution for today’s small and medium sized business environment.With dual LAN ports, the PX-NAS4 provides substantial bandwidth up to 2Gbps data access to support the increasing data demands and needs of small and medium-sized businesses. PX-NAS4 has the capacity to store up to 8TB of data across four hot-swap drive bays. Also, the PX-NAS4 has a storage expansion option available via built-in eSATA and USB ports which allow for the connection of additional external hard drives to meet continuous storage demand.The PX-NAS4 offers the convenience of iSCSI, making its storage available as consolidated network storage over existing low cost networks.

Valuable data stored in the PX-NAS4 is always protected with an advanced volume encryption using an AES 256-bit algorithm. PX-NAS4 is password-protected allowing only authorized users’ access.“With today’s increasing amount of digital data, businesses need to save such data in a secure and accessible area,” said Clifford Sun, Senior Product Marketing Manager of Plextor, “Plextor is excited to offer our next phase of network-attached storage providing a reliable, secure and convenient storage solution for small and medium businesses.”The PX-NAS4 offers multiple disk configurations: JBOD, RAID0, RAID1, RAID5 or RAID10, with a hot spare bay provided for immediate drive replacement if a drive fails (RAID 1 & 5 only).

The PX-NAS4 also features Snapshot Backup Utility, a method of backup that takes a picture of the current state of the NAS, to protect and safeguard precious data.A low-power consumption design makes the PX-NAS4 Energy Star compliant and reduces the energy demands to 58 Watts in full access mode (25 Watts in standby). The device requires only 60 percent of the power of a typical 200 Watt NAS, saving electricity and running costs.The PX-NAS4 will be available end of November with an MSRP of $399.99.

Dangerously seeking products for the market Plextor released a two-drive NAS known as the PX-NAS2.The amount of storage available to a small network need only be large enough for storing multimedia files (used for streaming) and for backup purposes. As such, Plextor decided to build its new NAS device with only two bays that can each handle a 3.5-inch hard disk drive of up to 2TB.The PX-NAS2 itself measures 135.4 (W) x 120.3 (H) x 254.5 (D) mm and is equipped with all the necessary connectivity and I/O options, including a pair of USB ports and Gigabit Ethernet. As such, the product will be able to act as an iTunes, HTTP / FTP server. Not only that, but Plextor\'s unit is even compatible with DLNA 1.5, which allows it to interface with CE products.\' Plextor is pleased to expand our storage category to meet today\'s growing storage demand by providing another complete storage solution to our consumers,\' says Takashi Adachi, General Manager of Plextor.