Mosqueda Oct 15, 2009

I hemmed and hawed over getting a NAS drive vs a FireWire/USB drive. I am really glad I bought this drive. It works incredibly well, access to it is very fast. I have it hooked up to my drive via gigabit ethernet and it just plain works. I have had it become unavailable once. With a simple...

jimkiler Oct 6, 2009

Pros: Works right away without software just able to map network drives in Windows. Does not need Mionet software. Supports DLNA to stream to consoles like PS3 and Xbox 360, also supports FTP, CIFS, NFS, AFP. You can create private shares with username and password protection. Uses Twonky for...

rebelbob Mar 30, 2010

I purchased a 1TB World Book edition (Blue Rings) a couple of years ago for use in my office for daily backups and storage. I thought it would be perfect for my needs, but in practice it has been anything but. I expected to be able to set the NAS features and forget about it until I ran out of...

karmascenic Oct 15, 2011

Needed a lot of storage for several computers for music, video, podcast, and pictures. All computers can access the drive through the network media players can use as default folders and you can access it on the Internet through mio net which is nice but not great better off using log me in or...

CraigWard Sep 30, 2009

The Western Digital My Book World Edition (Blue Rings) is a really good solution for network storage. Giving storage to everyone on your LAN, even offering remote access to your files via MioNet's browser based access software- like your own personal dropbox. Its not the easiest thing to...

fahadalhamed Aug 27, 2011

Very good way to backup all my devices in one place using a very simple sync software, now I can rest assured the all my data are safe.

Glenner Jan 24, 2010

Got this drive (1 TB) at Best Buy in Canada for $200. Very difficult to set up in Windows 7 (the documentation says that Discover will just discover, with no contingency plan for when it is NOT discoverable in Windows 7). Their way around this is to say that it just supports XP and Vista, So I...