LG Electronics N1T3 1TB NAS iTunes Server, DLNA and Built-In DVD-RW

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Mfr#: N1T3

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£114.99

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LG N1T3 1TB Network Attached Storage Solution with DVDRW Drive

A lifetime of memories kept safe and always within reach. That's the peace of mind the new N1T3 from LG brings you - now with increased storage and faster than ever. With a built-in DVD rewriter, it not only secures your treasured collection of multimedia entertainment files but streams it to other devices and provides unlimited access when you want it. Consider it your life library on command.

Key Features

Bit Torrent Download Server
1TB Hard Drive
Slot loading DVDRW drive fitted
USB connection at the rear
1Gbps Ethernet

What's New in the N1T3 over the N1T1?

Memory size doubled and faster CPU fitted to N1T3 model! The N1T1 had the Marvell 88F6281 1.0GHz CPU with 128MB RAM (Read 60MBs / Write 40MBs) whereas the N1T3 features the APM 82181 1.0GHz / 256MB RAM (Read 80MBs / Write 70MBs)
Additional Printer support (N1T1 x 1 Printer whereas the N1T3 supports x 2 Printers)
Active Directory support added to N1T3
NFS support added to N1T3
RSync support added to N1T3

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The following resources are available for the LG Electronics N1T3 1TB NAS iTunes Server, DLNA and Built-In DVD-RW

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- LG Electronics N1T3 NAS Datasheet

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Good , but a MAJOR problems in the firmware/OS and DVD writer is flakey.

Reviewed by Paul. Review Posted 05/03/2012

The drive works are described , it has many useful features

The torrent client works well.

Networked printer works really well.

The iTunes server will only work with older versions of iTunes (4.63 and under)

The built in DLNA works fine until you reach a 11,000 or over file count (not an unreasonable number of files if you add your iTunes collection to the DLNA folder list).

Once you reach this number the DLNA crashes , stops announcing itself , trying to fix the problem by re-booting the device and accessing the files again eventually causes the firmware to crash totally , luckly reducing the number of files indexed will restore the device to useability.

But not much use if you can't access your MP3 collection using DLNA or the built in iTunes server as this is one of it's main selling features.

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