Epson Release Upgrade to Their Japanese Home Server Line

Wed, Mar 11, 2009

  |  Terry Walsh

Back in August we shared details of Epson’s entry into the Japanese Home Server market with the release of the Endeavor SV110H Home Server – a small footprint chassis, resembling a Mac Mini.

Various sources online are now pointing to a new model, utilising the same chassis, which Epson are positioning clearly for the small business market.

The Endeavor SV120H comes with a choice of processors – a Celeron 575 (2GHz) or Core 2 Duo P8600 (2.4GHz) so you’ll have plenty of grunt under the bonnet. You’ll have 1Gb of RAM and the choice of storage from 160Gb up to 1Tb (2 x 500Gb).

Akihabara News are quoting pricing at 65,000 Yen (EUR 520) for the entry level Celeron model. A minor upgrade, but a decent reduction in price from the previous model.

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More Info: Epson Japan (Translation)

 

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