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When muslix64 from Doom9 cracked the HD-DVD content protection (AACS) I doubt he was planning to duplicate the 30GB hd content on a USB stick. But now he can. The latest flash jumpdrive from Buffalo reach 32Gb of storage space and features ultra fast TurboUSB that boosts transfer speeds 20 percent past other external flash [...]
If you’ve never heard of DD-WRT, it’s a gamer’s best friend. More specifically, it is a firmware that can be used on many popular routers to give you greater control over it. I’ve personally installed it on a cheap Buffalo router and currently use it to make my Xbox 360 connect to the internet wirelessly [...]
Still haven’t figured out who’s going to win the battle to be the official standard for HD discs? Don’t worry, no one really knows. If you don’t want to make a decision but still have the ability to watch your favorite movies in HD, check out this new drive from Buffalo.
Do you remember those old PCs that had Turbo buttons? I barely do, I think they were just a little before my time. Then again, I was playing with a Mac, so I didn’t really mess with PCs back then. If you’ve missed the days of speeding things up with just the press of a [...]
I remember a time not that long ago when it seemed like you had to search high and low just to find accessories or peripherals for your Mac. These days it’s still easier to find things that work on a PC, but Apple is getting plenty of lovin from device manufacturers such as Buffalo.
I do my fair share of traveling, and one of the worst parts about it is leaving all of my data at home. Yes, I could carry around external hard drives, but that’s a pain. I usually keep a lot of files that I might need on my laptop, but it never fails, there’s always [...]
Sometimes your regular wireless card just won’t cut it. I know of a few places that I like to frequent where I’m just on the edge of a wireless signal, so I either get a really poor connection, or non at all.
Home networking is becoming easier everyday. With wireless adapters getting cheaper all the time, it is a piece of cake to get a connection in every part of your house. But what if you want to get the internet in a garage or barn that is too far away to pick up a wireless signal?
Tired of the stupid scroll wheel on your mouse? Honestly, I love mine, and don’t really see any room for improvement. Buffalo thinks that they may have designed a better alternative to the scrollwheel.
Never say enough when it comes to data storage. In this age of multimedia, harddrive space can fill up quickly. If internal HDD is not an option, DriveStation Quattro USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive from Bufallo might be a good solution. The DriveStation Quattro is offered in capacities of 1TB (HD-Q1.0TSU2/R5) and 2TB [...]
