Buffalo CES 2009 Announcements
Buffalo is using this year's CES to announce a revamped strategy for its NAS products and to re-enter the wireless LAN market in the U.S.
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Low Cost, Four Drive RAID 5 : Buffalo LinkStation Quad Reviewed
Buffalo's LinkStation Quad provides a lot of storage for not a lot of money. Unfortunately, "not a lot" describes its performance, too.
New To The Charts: Buffalo LinkStation Quad
Buffalo's LinkStation Quad has been added to the NAS Charts.
Buffalo Back In the Wireless Biz
Buffalo Technology late today announced that a federal judge has stayed the permanent injunction in its ongoing U.S. patent litigation with Austrailian science agency Commonwealth Scientific Research and Industrial Organization (CSIRO).
The order staying the permanent injunction confirms that Buffalo is free to once again sell IEEE 802.11a, 802.11g and 802.11n compliant products in the United States.
Simple, Handy, Slow: Buffalo DriveStation FlexNet Reviewed
Buffalo's dual-mode USB drive is dead simple to use, but won't win any performance contests.
New Quad-Drive NAS coming from Buffalo
Although not yet officially announced in the U.S., Buffalo's LinkStation Quad will soon be coming to a store near you.
Buffalo adds iPhone web access to mini NAS
Buffalo Technology today announced the addition of iPhone support to ...
Buffalo LinkStation Mini Review: Smaller, Faster, Expensiver!
Buffalo has packed a surprising amount of features and performance into the smallest dual-drive NAS available.
Buffalo adds iSCSI NASes
Buffalo Technology today expanded its TeraStation NAS line to include iSCSI-based products.
The TeraStation iSCSI and TeraStation iSCSI Rackmount each feature four hot-swap SATA drives and support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, and RAID 10 modes. Network connection is via a single 10/100/1000 Ethernet port.
Buffalo intros palm-sized Terabyte RAID 1 NAS
Buffalo Technology today announced a new miniature dual-drive NAS with 1 TB capacity.
The LinkStation Mini (LS-WS1.0TGL/R1) measures only 1.57 x 3.22 x 5.31 inches and weighs slightly over a pound. It has a gigabit Ethernet port and dual 5,400RPM 2.5 inch notebook drives and supports both RAID 0 and 1, as well as Active Directory.
Buffalo LinkStation EZ Review: No-Frills, No Hassle NAS
Buffalo set out to create a low-cost NAS that anyone could install and use, but at the sacrifice of performance.
Buffalo LinkStation Pro Duo Review
Buffalo's first dual-drive NAS features disappointing performance and a not-so-straightforward RAID recovery process.