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Epson Announce Endeavour SV110h Home Server for Japanese Market

By on August 20, 2008 in Hardware, Windows Home Server

Seiko Epson Group Inc today announced the Japanese availability of the Endeavour SV110h, a small footprint Windows Home Server-based system with low power consumption.

endeavour 300x181 Epson Announce Endeavour SV110h Home Server for Japanese Market

Two model configurations are available:

 Basic Model Performance Model
Processor                       Celeron ® Intel processor
560（2.13GHz）560 (2.13GHz)		Intel ® Core ™ 2 Duo processor
T8100（2.1GHz T8100 (2.1GHz)
Hard Drives1 x 250Gb1 x 320Gb
Memory512MB (256MB × 2) PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM512MB (256MB × 2) PC2-5300 DDR2 SDRAM
GraphicsMobile Intel ® GM965 Express graphics chipset built-in 3 DMobile Intel ® GM965 Express graphics chipset built-in 3 D
Network1000Base-T/100Base-TX/10Base-T1000Base-T/100Base-TX/10Base-T
USB2 x Front, 4 x Back2 x Front, 4 x Back
AccessoriesIntel ® High-Definition Audio ● ● 106 PS / 2 keyboard ● compact wheel with PS / 2 mouseIntel ® High-Definition Audio ● ● 106 PS / 2 keyboard ● compact wheel with PS / 2 mouse ● USB2.0 support (the front × 2, back × 4)
Price79,800 Yen ($725)99,750 Yen ($906)


Looks liek the storage available on the unit isn’t the most generous, but upgrades are available to 1 or 2Tb and  you do get a small, compact footprint (75mm x 195mm x 185mm), low power consumption at just 26.8W and low noise output at 22dB. There are plans to sell an optional external hard drive too for additional storage/backup.

More Info: Epson.co.jp | Buy


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  • Tojofi

    That’s $725 USD…. Not exactly inexpensive given the specs.

  • soaklord

    This… is exactly the form factor I have been looking for… for an HTPC. As a home server, the storage is minuscule for a “server” (I have run out of space on my 500GB MS and need to go get some TB drives) the optical drive makes no sense when HP has shown it isn’t needed, and why offer the keyboard/mouse/etc? That would be for desktops, not servers. If you don’t have a machine that can remote access, what do you need the server for? Am I missing something?

    However, if it has DVI or HDMI output and the graphics card is up to hi-def (just checked and it is capable of 1080p), all it would need is a BD Rom and it would be the perfect HTPC. Quiet, small, clean looking, and gigabit without having to load VMC on a Mac Mini. Dream come true for *that* purpose.

  • Mach1

    Kinda spendy for what you get. The HP model is a better deal.

  • Stenton23

    Again with the 512MB RAM… Eesh.

  • Nartub

    I think it’s beauteful. I want one!

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