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Seagate FreeAgent DockStar turns USB drives into plug and play networked storage

Here comes the Seagate FreeAgent DockStar, a special docking that is made to allow the Seagate FreeAgent Go external hard drive to plug into it and be used as a networked storage like a NAS.

Once the hard drive is on this docking cradle, you can attach the cradle to one of your home network points. The contents on the hard drive can then be accessed over the Ethernet network. Other than the hard disk drive, you can also plug up to three USB drives into its three USB ports, allow the contents on the USB drives to be accessible over the network.

The Seagate DocStar was built based on the Marvel SheevaPlug Computer technology, the tiny computer that was designed like a wall plug and allows you to use it as a home server to store or stream all your media.

Seagate Dockstar

via the-gadgeteer

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