Windows Home Server CES 2008 Update
- Posted: Jan 17, 2008 at 11:39 AM
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Windows Home Server has come a long way in a very short time. We caught up with Joel Sider at CES 2008 to check out some of the new OEM systems available on the market as well as some cool home automation add-ins that allow you to remotely control electrical devices (for example your house lights) via WHS.
WHS now boasts over 30 available add-ins enabling everything from DHCP to the automatic syncing of your photo collection to flickr. For more info visit the Windows Home Server web site.
WHS now boasts over 30 available add-ins enabling everything from DHCP to the automatic syncing of your photo collection to flickr. For more info visit the Windows Home Server web site.
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