Buffalo has introduced its latest NAS, the TeraStation TS-XEL/R5. This Network Attached Storage (NAS) is available in 2TB, 4TB and 6TB capacities and can support up to 4 SATA hard drives in RAID 0, RAID 5, RAID 5 or 10. The NAS has an LCD display, 2 USB 2.0 ports, dual Gigabit Ethernet and can support hot-swapping, Time Machine of Apple and Active Directory Services. The TeraStation TS-XEL/R5 NAS will be launched in Japan this month for a price of $946 (2TB), $1,180 (4TB) and $1,535 (6TB).
Looks like Buffalo has adopted the USB 3.0, and after its USB 3.0 external hard drive, here’s the BR-X1216U3 USB 3.0 Blu-ray burner. Supports burning speeds of up to 12x for Blu-ray single or dual layer, the USB 3.0 will certainly help to reduce the time of writing. It is backward compatible with USB 2.0, so be quiet. This product is sold in Japan for about 39,100 yen ($449). It’s expensive, but it is at the forefront of technology, right?
It looks like we will see more and more USB 3.0 devices next year, and Buffalo will certainly be among the first with its DriveStation HD-HXU3 external hard drive. The main feature of the hard drive is clearly its support for USB 3.0, which means transfer speeds of up to 625MB/s, far superior to USB 2.0 or even FireWire. This external hard drive is compatible with Mac or Windows, and there is capacity in 1TB, 1.5TB or 2TB. Price: it costs $200, respectively, $250 and $400.
The Nfiniti Wireless-N Essential Router & Access Point from Buffalo, also known as the WHR-HP-G300N is available in the U.S.. Intended for wireless home networks or small businesses, this router can handle multiple video streams simultaneously without any problem, reaching a maximum speed of 300Mbps in theory. It is superior in speed compared to integrated Wi-Fi solutions. Price: It costs around $70.
Buffalo has released its latest external CD/DVD burner and Blu-ray PX68U2-BR-BK can play your Blu-ray, in addition to managing the DVDs and audio CDs. This external USB 2.0 burner can read and burn BD-R/RE Gold BD-R LTH 1 discs to a maximum speed of 6x and 4x for BD-R/RE or BD-R LTH 2 discs. It will cost a price of about €230 when it is available.
The Buffalo LinkStation Duo NAS is a home server that can store up to 2TB of data. It owes its originality to its two Ethernet ports which, when combined, would enable it to reach a steady transfer rate of about 130 MB/s. Price: €599.
Buffalo Japan has announced the release of two NAS (2 and 4TB), which are in Raid 5 / 0 / 1, spanning, and include Windows Storage Server r2003 R2. If you really need a Windows Server Friendly NAS, managing Active Directory, well, you have to spend from 159 000 to 199 000 yen for these two beautiful little babies.
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