Box.net Powers Online Storage for Dell Inspiron Mini
2GB for free, 25GB for $100/year
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on September 5, 2008 at 4:01 pmBox.net, Inc. has teamed with Dell to offer remote storage on the highly anticipated Inspiron Mini 9. A purpose-built device designed for ultimate on-the go-mobility, Dell’s Inspiron Mini features a direct link to Box.net, providing users with an easy way to add incremental storage and access to Box.net’s suite of sharing and collaboration tools.
"Simple and easy access to personal files, photos, video, documents, blogs and media is essential, and people are moving to virtual solutions to manage their digital lives," said John Thode, Vice President, small screen devices, Dell’s consumer product group. "The Inspiron Mini 9 provides people with a fun, easy, and affordable way to stay connected everywhere they go. Box.net has been mobilizing consumer cloud computing for more than three years now, and we are excited to have teamed up with them to our offer digital nomads direct access to their data and subsequently dozens of leading web-based services through their OpenBox platform."
Additionally, to serve Dell’s worldwide customer base, Box.net has localized its site to support four additional languages: Chinese, Japanese, German and French. Users can modify their language preference from their account settings.
Box.net offers three custom plans for Inspiron Mini users to choose from to meet their storage and collaboration needs. The three plans are: Basic 2GB (free), Dell Plus 10GB for $59.99/year and Dell Pro 25GB for $99.99/year.











