Lenovo IdeaCentre D Series Home Server now available fo

    Lenovo IdeaCentre D Series Home Server now available fo


    Posted: 11 Sep 2009
    Previously announced, Windows Home Server category grows with the announcement of the Lenovo IdeaCentre D400, we are pleased to confirm that Lenovo is now taking orders in the United States. Lenovo, a leading Chinese PC manufacturer recently followed up their launch in their home market by bringing the IdeaCentre D Series Home Server models to the United States. This series consists of the IdeaCentre D400 AU and IdeaCentre D400 BU. For $499.99, the AU version ships with 1GB RAM and will come with a 1TB hard drive. At $599.99, the BU version also has 1GB RAM and ships with 2TB of storage space. The Lenovo model has 4 hard drive bays to accommodate storage expansion.

    Reminder: Windows Home Server software has a technology called Drive Extender that allows users to add internal and external drives of any size to increase the pool of available storage space on the home server.

    Now Available for purchase!

     

    Image: Lenovo IdeaCentre D400

    The IdeaCentre D series are now available for purchase on Lenovo's web page. Who will be the first customers to get their hands on this new model? We already put in our order!

    -Nicole


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