The My Book Live really doesn’t symbol Western Digital’s initial foray into a world of connected storage, though the devil’s in a details upon this a single. The company’s newly released network drive falls into a budget-friendly My Book line, though promises entrance to files during up 100Mbps, or three times a speed of customary USB 2.0 units. Additionally, Apple Time Machine await comes baked in from a factory, as well as there’s additionally an integrated DLNA-compatible media server which can stream photos, videos as well as audio by any series of devices (WD TV Live Plus HD, Xbox 360, your Blu-ray player, a PlayStation 3, etc.). It’ll also dual (triple?) as an iTunes song server, as well as when paired with a company’s rested WD Photos app — that is right away optimized for iPad and iPhone 4 — users can flip by their print albums remotely. The My Book Live is right away accessible for $169.99 (1TB) / $229.99 (2TB), as well as a aforementioned app can be sucked down as you speak from the action-packed App Store.Western Digital debuts My Book Live NAS / media pennon, revamped My Photos app

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