Mozaex has begun shipping a 12-terabyte 3D-compatible media server...
Mozaex has begun shipping a 12-terabyte 3D-compatible media server that holds 300 Blu-ray discs or 1,500 DVD movies. The scalable server supports multiroom playback and offers online media options including Netflix and Pandora, along with media sharing for music and…
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photos, the company said. The suggested retail price of the Solo 2 3D starts at $5,995 for a two-terabyte model and $11,995 for the 12-terabyte version. Consumers can add up to four Blu-ray or DVD players to enable simultaneous playback of any media in five rooms. Additional Blu-ray players are $2,995 each, and DVD players list for $2,495 each, the company said. The Mozaex server is compatible with Mitsubishi DLP, Panasonic, Sony and Samsung 3D TVs, and NVidia 3D Vision and Xpand glasses, the company said. Mozaex said its video server is “100 percent legal because it does not ship with unlicensed decryption software,” but the company offers a “peace-of-mind” solution for consumers concerned about copyright infringement issues. The Cache 100 disc changer solution prevents movie playback if the disc is not present. The Cache 100 is expected to ship by March 31 and has a planned retail price of $2,495, the company said. With every sale, Mozaex said, it informs buyers, “As it is with hundreds of millions of installed personal computers, it is the user’s responsibility to obey all copyright laws when, for example, importing or downloading media from the Internet or if they decide to install decryption software onto a computer.” In March, the company said, it will release an enterprise-grade server that supports 200 terabytes of SAS RAID 6 protected media storage.