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	The Link-Station is a network attached storage appliance significantly notable among the Linux community.
	It is being "hackable" into a generic Linux appliance and made to do tasks other than the file storage task for which it was designed.
	The Link-station has Ethernet, USB, and serial ports, but does not have a video output.

	The first generation of this device had a 100BASE-T network adapter using a Parallel ATA hard drive.
	The most current version includes a 1000BASE-T capable connection.
	Most versions of the device use a PowerPC processor but this uses a MIPS architecture processor.