GeekBrief.TV Anchor Cali Lewis to Demo Drobo at Macworld Conference on January 15

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA--(Marketwire - January 14, 2008) - Data Robotics, the makers of Drobo, the world's first storage robot, announced that GeekBrief.TV anchor, Cali Lewis, will demonstrate Drobo at the Macworld Conference and Expo, taking place this week in San Francisco, CA. The live demo of Drobo will take place Tuesday, January 15 at 12 Noon at the Macworld Developer Pavilion West Stage.

"At GeekBrief.TV we get to see many innovative products but it's rare to see something that truly stands out in the way that Drobo does," said Lewis. "We've been watching the company since mid-last year, when it launched the Drobo storage robot, and have seen the industry embrace this new way of storing and managing digital information. Data Robotics is 'upping the ante' with the release of DroboShare, delivering a product that allows users a simple way to share data over a network. Who knew storage could be so cool?"

In addition to Cali Lewis' session, David Herington of Data Robotics and renowned Photographer, David Schloss, will present Jan. 15-18, at Macworld in the Digital Photo Experience Pavilion/West Hall. Their joint talk, "Storage Strategies for Photo Geniuses: A New and Better Way to Manage Your Digital Assets," will be held daily from 2-2:45 p.m.

To see Drobo or DroboShare in action please visit Data Robotics at Macworld booth #4629 or contact Julie Tangen at 831.454.8523 or Julie@kulesapr.com

About Data Robotics

Data Robotics -- the maker of Drobo, the world's first storage robot -- develops automated data storage products designed to ensure data is always protected and easy-to-manage. Drobo is infinitely expandable and provides RAID-like reliability. Unlike other storage arrays, however, Drobo uses patent-pending software that is designed for non-technical users who demand reliability without the complexity of RAID. Key features of Drobo include some of the most advanced automated features available -- including self-monitoring, self-healing and an easy-to-understand visual status and alert panel.

Contact Information: Contact: Julie Tangen Kulesa Public Relations for Data Robotics 831.454.8523