Medion's Windows Home Server-based MD 90110 gets detailed

Just as HP reportedly delayed its own Windows Home Server-based device, Medion's iteration is getting all fleshed out, so let's get right down to the dirt, shall we? Apparently, the MD 90110 will feature an AMD Sempron 64 or Intel P4 LGA 775, an AMD RS-690 / Intel 945GC chipset, be based on a MicroATX motherboard, and include 1GB of RAM, between 500GB and 2TB of RAID storage space, an eSATA port, gigabit Ethernet, and four USB 2.0 connectors. Additionally, users can look forward to "screwless internal hard drive bays," a recovery button, HDD status LEDs, and a variety of configurations to fit your needs (and budget). Per usual, there's no hard data available just yet in regard to pricing or release dates, but we'll keep you posted.

[Via WeGotServed]

[Trinitron @ Aug 31st 2007 4:01AM]

"The reflection on a shiney black surface has been done too many times. We need a new look, lets make the reflection STRONGER!"

Seriously, do something new. Or AT LEAST, learn how to render.

[-Tj- @ Aug 31st 2007 6:45AM]

You must be a 3D guy. That's fine, but personally, I think this looks great. I don't buy products based on looks, but I still think it looks great.

[Rob @ Aug 31st 2007 7:16AM]

That's some stylish looking case. Very nice. Oh, the specs are good too.

[dfsdfsfsf @ Aug 31st 2007 7:33AM]

The spec are nothing compare to the new mac pro.
Mac pro>all other computers

[riggs @ Aug 31st 2007 10:34AM]

spit out that apple seed.

[Patrick @ Aug 31st 2007 8:22AM]

dfsdfsfsf:
Can you even read, or do you just see a picture of a shiny computer and just HAVE to compare it to a Mac?

[Jarrett Kaufman @ Aug 31st 2007 2:44PM]

dfsdfsfsf: Learn how to read an article. This isn't a PC, it's a Windows Home Server. It's not meant to compete with a Mac Pro. I'd call you a dumbass, but I'm better than that.

Anyway, this looks (appearance and specs) like a much better option than the HP. Assuming I choose not to build my own, I'll strongly consider one of these. Too bad the case isn't available by itself.

[David J Thompson @ Sep 1st 2007 4:29AM]

This item looks excellent - (although I think it is a CAD render image). Let's hope it looks as good in the flesh. There's so much talk about delays in release etc of WHS appliances. Tranquil PC will be shipping units within the 2nd week od September. There's a lot of fuss about the 'big boys' - sure - but what about the little guys - will the big boys be shipping appliances with ultra low power consumption (no one knows) - but for a 24/7 appliance, acoustics and power consumption are both pretty important - why not check out what the little guys are up to ? http://green-pcs.co.uk/2007/08/16/windows-home-server-what-is-that/