Interact-TV's MediaPool delivers 3.75TB of fanless storage space

Interact-TV really hasn't made a lot of noise since it unveiled the MyTellyHD Linux-based media server way back in January, but it's cranking things back to 11 with the MediaPool Home Entertainment Server. This bad boy comes stocked with 3.75TB of configurable storage space -- enough for around 750 DVDs -- and was designed to play nice with the firm's TellyVizionHD in order to create a swank PVR setup with near limitless room for content. Packed within the fanless MediaPool are five 750GB Seagate DB35-series HDDs, and all that open space can be linked up to your HTPC of choice via eSATA. The 3Gbps connection ensures that storing HD content won't be an issue, and the blue backlit-display on the device's front panel conveniently includes temperature readouts along with an overheat warning. Now, just as soon as we figure out how to sufficiently fill up nearly 4TB of HDD space with flicks, shows and tunes, we may consider picking one up -- if it hasn't been discontinued by then, that is.

[Marko @ Nov 14th 2007 7:20AM]

I heard of a thing called bitto...nt. It should help you fill this thing up!

[The Aggie CEO @ Nov 14th 2007 7:34AM]

How can you NOT be able to fill that??

I've Filled the 4TB I have EASILY......so what if its mostly my DVD collection I ripped.........lol

[Pyrofer @ Nov 14th 2007 7:36AM]

Do remember that 5*750 in HD terms does NOT equal 3.75. It is probably closed to 3 by the time you allow for manufacterer Lies.

[stealth @ Nov 14th 2007 8:26AM]

very niceee

how mauchh?

[Jim @ Nov 28th 2007 8:54AM]

I believe this is the:
SilverStone DS351 Aluminum 3.5" x 5 Black eSATA Powerful external SATA Hard Drive Enclosure.
http://www.silverstonetek.com/products/p_contents.php?pno=ds351&area=
But the hard drives are included in this Interact-TV.
Guess I know cause I own the DS351. A little pricey, but available @ Newegg.

[Clovus @ Jan 7th 2008 4:59PM]

The MediaPool is RAID.

It is expandable up to 13 terrabytes and uses Seagate HDs exclusively.

Linux based it runs quiet and seamlessly and is the winner of this years INNOVATION award.
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Congratulations Interact-tv www.interact-tv.com and Ken Furhman CEO and Inventor.

Clovus