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Buffalo to release HD-MU2 drives for the Mac

Chris Scott Barr, Jul 13th 2007 Discuss [2]

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. Read The Full Story

Buffalo Technology announces Web Access feature for LinkStation Live NAS

Chris Scott Barr, Apr 30th 2007 Discuss [0]

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 something sitting on my NAS at home that I need. Now Buffalo has introduced it's new Web Access feature for their LinkStation Live NAS devices. This allows you to connect to your NAS from anywhere in the world over the internet. The entire process is set up using a basic web browser interface, so it's a piece of cake to set up. You can even allow other users access to your data with little effort. Read The Full Story

New High Gain wireless adapters from Buffalo work up to 1600 feet away

Chris Scott Barr, Apr 24th 2007 Discuss [0]

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. Read The Full Story

Powerline networking is still too expensive

Chris Scott Barr, Mar 22nd 2007 Discuss [1]

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? Read The Full Story

Buffalo tries to reinvent the mouse wheel

Chris Scott Barr, Mar 2nd 2007 Discuss [0]

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. Read The Full Story

Buffalo DriveStation Quattro – 4 HDD in a Box

Ewdison Then, Jan 15th 2007 Discuss [0]

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 (HD-Q2.0TSU/R5) from four 7200-RPM hard disk drives. The DriveStation Quattro USB 2.0 / eSATA External Hard Drive will be available late January at estimated street prices of $599 for the 1TB (HD-Q1.0TSU2/R5) version and $999 for the 2TB (HD-Q2.0TSU2/R5) version