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Western Digital Introduce the My Book Live Home Network Drives
Provide a centralised storage solution for homes.

Western Digital have launched their My Book Live home network drives, which provide easy and centralised data access for a connected home. The drives help give users an easy and secure way to store their movies, music and photos, all the while being easily connectible to various devices around the house.
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An easy place to store all the data you need for multiple devices
The My Book Live features are as follows:
- Simple setup
- DLNA compatibility for video streaming
- Automatic Backup
- Compatible with Apple Time Machine
- Gigabit Ethernet ports
The My Book Live home network drives are available in capacities of 1TB and 2TB, and are priced at Rs. 7,699 and Rs. 10,699 respectively.
First Published:Feb 16, 2011, 10:25:31 IST
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