LaCie LaPlug converts USB drive into a network storage device
The LaCie LaPlug enables users to share private files outside the LAN through an external address and to wirelessly stream files to UPnP/DLNA-certified products
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LaCie has unveiled a local network-based bridge unit called the LaPlug, that allows users to share any USB-powered storage drive over a local network. It also enables the sharing of private files outside the LAN through an external address, and the wireless streaming of files to UPnP/DLNA-certified products such as gaming consoles, LaCinema Classic HD, or any other compatible equipment.
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