D-Link Announces ShareCenter 2-Bay Network Storage Device
The DNS-320 is designed for users looking for a central storage location for backing up data


DNS-320 enables users to easily share documents
The DNS-320 also features a dual SATA 3.5-inch drive bay for up to 4TB of total storage, USB 2.0 port, RAID support, integrated P2P, gigabit Ethernet, and a built in web file-server app. D-Link further claims that with a complementary piece to D-Link's digital home solutions, consumers can utilize ShareCenter products for a number of applications – whether it's connecting directly to the wireless router, storing video from mydlink-enabled IP cameras, or streaming video to your TV.
D-Link DNS-also features remote access to files through a built-in web file server app and FTP server. Its Peer-to-Peer download engine allows users to download torrent without turning on the PC. The DNS-320 includes its own internal 800 MHz processor, a simplified interface and software for finding and managing files. It also features AFP and Time Machine support for Mac users.
- Takes back-up and protect files using RAID 1 technology and various backup solutions including Apple Time Machine support
- Stream audio, Easily share or access files across the network and Internet, via., the built-in Web File Server or via FTP
- Manage Users and Groups with Quotas and Read/Write Permissions
- Stream Digital Media Content with Build-in Media Server (DLNA certification candidate)
- Integrated Peer-to-Peer Torrent Download Engine
- Power management for conserving energy
- D-Link Green certified
The D-Link DNS-320 is available all over India at a maximum retail price of Rs. 12,199 and comes with a one year warranty.

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