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Topic # 49798 20-Nov-2009 11:29
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According to the Windows Home Server blog Power Pack 3 is coming soon. I have been using this for months and the two new Media Center features are really cool.




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  Reply # 274706 20-Nov-2009 11:40
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Where's Acer or HP's WHS servers that they're bringing out? I see Acer has got another WHS NAS...

Other than building your own WHS, what if I just want to buy an off the shelves product? I've been waiting and holding out for WHS to be available in retail or anywhere but none in sight.

Another alternative is to get those Atom nettop and get WHS installed on them, that "could" work.




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  Reply # 274709 20-Nov-2009 11:44
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Both Acer and HP are available through Ascent now... Just search for "home server" and you will find them.




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  Reply # 274893 21-Nov-2009 08:03
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Agree with Mauricio PP3 is a great addition to the WHS OS.

I also have been using this pack for a few months and would encourage folks to manually force a search for updates on release day to get it.

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I've got it and it works a treat with win7 HTPC. Love the auto-move of recoreded tv! Two thumbs up!

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