There is a new external hard drive unit in town, one that does not place as much stock on raw capacity as it does on programmability.
The Buffalo DriveStation HD-LS1.5U2J, according to Hermitage Akihabara, has a capacity of 1.5TB.
It connects to a PC via USB 2.0 and will start shipping in Japan this month (February... |
8 February 2012
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Buffalo is making good on its status as purveyor of storage solutions by releasing a pair of new USB 3.0 hard disk drive families, dubbed MiniStation Extreme and DriveStation Axis Velocity.The external hard disk drive market evolved very rapidly over the past couple of years, much like the flash drive segment did o... |
27 September 2011
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Buffalo has just become one of the fairly few IT companies that actually managed to get a product or several out in the open in recent days, what with most of the IT segments attention focused on figuring out how damaging the Japan disaster was.That the disaster in Japan will have far-reaching consequences even on t... |
22 March 2011
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Adding to its existing collection of external hard drives, enclosures and other types of storage solutions, Buffalo Technology has just unwrapped the latest additions to its direct attached storage line, the DriveStation, namely the DriveStation Axis, DriveStation Duo and DriveStation Quad.The DriveStation Axis, Dri... |
24 August 2010
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Buffalo Technology, a leading vendor of computer storage products, has recently announced that it has encountered some issues related to the early firmware versions of its product, the DriveStation HD-CEU2. According to the company, the aforementioned product may show strange behavior, which includes certain hibernat... |
5 February 2009
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Buffalo Technologies has just announced another external hard-disk drive in its DriveStation external storage lineup, called the DriveStation Combo4 TurboUSB. The new storage device can be regarded as an external hard-disk on steroids, given the fact that it connects via four different types of interfaces to maximize... |
4 April 2008
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