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New devices from Buffalo

11.01.2013

The Japanese company Buffalo has demonstrated a number of new devices. Launching in spring 400, the LinkStation 2013 series of storage devices will replace the LinkStation Pro line with many new features. The new devices provide transfer rates up to 80MB/s and support BuffaloLink for remote access and content management throughout the product lifecycle.

The LinkStation 400 series includes the following devices: LinkStation 410D - a turnkey solution with a single drive up to 4 TB (available in the second quarter of 2013 at a suggested market price of $229 for 2TB (LS410D0201), $269 for 3TB (LS410D0301) and $399 for 4TB ( LS410D0401) ); LinkStation 420D is a turnkey solution with two drives up to 8TB (available Q2013 289 at MSRP of $2 for 420TB (LS0202D369), $4 for 420TB (LS0402D469), $6 for 420TB (LS0602D719) and $8 for 420TB (LS0802D421)); LinkStation 2013E - Dual-bay (two hard drive bays), empty DIY drive enclosure (available Q149 421 for a suggested retail price of $XNUMX (LSXNUMXDE)).

AirStation's line of wireless routers and adapters will be expanded in Q2 2013 with two new 802.11ac routers and an 11ac USB adapter. DriveStation DDR, a high-performance USB 3.0 external hard drive with 1GB of RAM for faster file transfer speeds, will also be available in Q2013 XNUMX.

Buffalo Technology also showcased the new Air LinkTheater. The wireless adapter is Miracast compatible and allows users to share their wireless display from multiple supported devices. Users can easily display content from their Android smartphones or tablets on a TV screen or conference room projector in real time. The LinkTheater Air is Miracast compatible and its small size makes it easy to place.

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