I-O Data AVel LinkPlayer2 [product site].
The I-O Data Blu-Ray burner [Akihabara News].
I-O Data to Release HDMC-U Water, Shock Resistant HDD [Gizmodo].
New Slim Multi DVD Burner and it's from I-O DATA [Akihabara News].
That's how I-O Data is introducing its new Landisk home network storage dealie.
For whatever reason, I-O Data chose to shroud its launch in secrecy, telling us in Japanese, no less that more details will be available soon.
With the iS500AD that's pictured above, Hitachi throws in a USB 2.0 PC adapter made by I-O DATA (I don't really get the whole concept either).
Now I-O Data takes another shot at the problem by releasing the SEG Clip [JP], a USB 2.0 stick that makes it possible to watch digital TV on your iPhone.
You might want to check out I-O Data's Blu-Ray burner.
But soon we'll have I-O Data's USB2-TJC [JP], a TransferJet-compatible USB cradle, which will solve that problem.
The camera footage was electronically stored using mAgicTV software (I-O DATA, Ishikawa, Japan).
