According to a Market Watch news release, G-Technology by Hitachi has introduced its G-CONNECT wireless storage solution. The solution provides on-the-go wireless access to content not currently loaded on an iOS device, including movies, music, books, photos and documents. This is the first in a family of products providing instant, wireless storage and 802.11n WiFi […]
According to a Market Watch news release, G-Technology by Hitachi has introduced its G-CONNECT wireless storage solution. The solution provides on-the-go wireless access to content not currently loaded on an iOS device, including movies, music, books, photos and documents. This is the first in a family of products providing instant, wireless storage and 802.11n WiFi Internet access for the Apple iPad, iPhone and many other mobile devices.
“When connected via Ethernet to a network, the G-CONNECT drive becomes your own personal cloud or WiFi Internet access point, allowing you to surf and stream content, wirelessly, at the same time. Access and view content on the G-CONNECT solution with a mobile iOS app, which will be available in the App Store, or through your browser. Android devices are also supported with access through a web browser, with native apps available this fall.”
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