Tim Bucher founded an invisible company called Black Pearl Bae

Earlier, Apple's former engineer Tim Bucher founded a stealth company called Black Pearl Bae, later known as Lyveminds, this time, the aforementioned multimedia resource storage hardware and software equipment Lyvehome will be formally shipped in early May, the price of 300 U.S. dollars.

Lyvehome has a 2TB hard drive, equipped with an LCD screen with smartphone size, USB and SD interface, Ethernet interface, HDMI interface, support 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi. So the content can be aggregated on the contents of each device on the lyvehome, can also easily connect the television.

This device is used in support of mobile app, and the content will be automatically backed up on Lyvehome, and the user can find content on any lyvehome device, and the photos and videos will be automatically organized in LYVE applications.

In fact, Lyvehome want to do is to provide home users with a free and highly resourced multimedia data center, recently released a new version of the millet router has similar functions.

Lyvehome is only compatible with Windows for the time being, but Mac OS X 10.9, IOS 7 and Android will be added in the near future.