Buffalo LinkStation NAS servers at CES 2013
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LAS VEGAS--Buffalo upgraded its cloud-based service for NAS servers today, introducing the new LinkStation 400 Series. This is the first NAS server to come equipped with the company's updated BuffaloLink cloud storage system.
In a nutshell, the cloud-based service is intended to offer users an easy and secure way to access their digital content remotely via the Internet. Prior to this Buffalo has been offering Pogoplug-style cloud-based features via its CloudStor line of NAS servers, but that hasn't been much of a success.
The company says BuffaloLink was redesigned from the ground up and is hosted on Buffalo-owned servers around the world. It's a free service for all supported Buffalo products, of which the LinkStation 400 Series of NAS servers is the first. According to Buffalo, BuffaloLink "is easy to set up and manage, with no advanced configurations or membership fees."
The dual-bay versions of the LinkStation has an easy front-facing drive bay design.
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The LinkStation 400 Series itself is slated to be available for purchase early this year and promises... [Read more]
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