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April 2010
(75%)
27 Tests
Durchschnittliche Punktzahl von Experten, die dieses Produkt bewertet haben.
Perfect for a small household with lots of USB drives hanging around. Easy setup. Cross-platform.
Remote Access software is clunky, and it requires subscription after the first year.
The Iomega iConnect is cheaper than an NAS box and great for a small home network, but its limitations mean it isn’t suitable for power users. iConnect Wireless Data Station...
A cornucopia of features and low price tag make the iConnect look like a bargain, but slow transfer speeds over Wi-Fi and severe reliability issues hamper its real-life performance....
Puts any USB drive to work as network storage, Full featured,
No FTP access
All in all, the iConnect is a neat little box. If you don’t need remote FTP access, it’s a great way to get started with network storage and media serving. Especially if you have unused USB storage you want to leverage. ...
four USB ports with support for both storage and printers; internal WiFi N/G adapter;
limited media streaming configuration options; remote access requires payment after the first year
Pros: four USB ports with support for both storage and printers; internal Wi-Fi N/G adapter; Cons: limited media streaming configuration options; remote access requires payment after the first year Almost everyone has at least a few USB hard or flash...
Affordable. Easy to use. Doesn't sacrifice features.
Upload time for a large file using wireless was painfully slow.
A unique USB-based NAS, the iConnect can be accessed via wireless as well as via the Web. It's affordable, works well and has an intuitive interface....
Zusammenfassung: Easy to configureCross-platform support802.11n optionPrinter serverMedia serverAffordableEasily upgradeableQuiet Lacks RAID mirroring -Remote access requires paid service after one year As Iomega has continued to expand its range of network stor...
Easy to configure, Crossplatform support, 802.11n option, Printer server, Media server, Affordable, Easily upgradeable, Quiet,
Lacks RAID mirroring Remote access requires paid service after one year, As Iomega has continued to expand its range of network storage products, the company recently added an entrylevel device, the iConnect, which works with USBattached drives instead of integrated disks. The latest offering is geared for simplicity, while still supporting advanced NAS capabilities such as remote access, print
Veröffentlicht: 2010-03-15, Autor: Darren , Testbericht von: engadget.com
Small and compactSupports wireless printing and HDDsIntegrated WiFi should you need it
Refuses to work well with mixed platformsTroubleshooting nearly impossibleBundled software is truly awful
At just under $90 on the street, it's really hard to knock Iomega's iConnect. Setup is exceedingly simple, and while it definitely doesn't boast the rock-solid reliability that we would like, we can't truthfully say that we expected as much from something...
