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    Cisco Media Hub arrives in Australia

    13 February 2009 | Content, Industry news
    Cisco has unleashed the Linksys by Cisco Media Hub on the Australian market.

    Cisco has unleashed the Linksys by Cisco Media Hub on the Australian market.

    Designed to simplify access to and interaction with digital content, the Media Hub gathers, organises, and presents all the digital video, photos and music that users have spread amongst various devices in the home.

    With a Media Hub, consumers can enjoy all of their media through an easy to use interface that is not only accessible in the home, but throughout the world via a web browser. The Media Hub is the perfect solution for consumers with extensive digital media libraries who are looking to eliminate the complexity of managing their collections.

    The Media Hub comes in both the NMH300 series and the NMH400 series. The NMH300 series is a cost-effective solution that offers all of the core features of the Media Hub, and is designed to be used primarily with a PC or Mac to interface with the device. On the NMH400 series, an LCD screen that displays information such as available space, drive usage by type of media, and network status teams with a 6-in-1 card reader to enable the simple transfer of new media and entertainment onto the Media Hub without the need for a computer.

    Firmware upgrades and instant backups can also be initiated via navigating the LCD.

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