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Buffalo Launches LinkStation Quad

18 Nov, 2008, 4:56 pm IST | by tech2 News Staff | Storage

Buffalo Inc has launched its LinkStation Quad, which provides large, secure and remotely accessible storage.


The LinkStation Quad allows consumers to share multimedia files and other digital assets securely from any computer on their home network.

The LinkStation Quad is empowered by RAID technology and comes with a massive storage of 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB.

The storage box features a new BitTorrent client, enabling consumers to access and download multimedia files without the need of a PC running during the download and a built-in DLNA multimedia server, which can stream digital content directly to any DLNA player on the network. LinkStation Quad also supports easy upload of multimedia files with a DirectCopy feature to automatically save multimedia files from any USB enabled camera, flash or storage device directly to its internal hard drives.

Quad also has Buffalo's anytime, anywhere Web Access feature which is optimized for the iPhone

The LinkStation Quad is environment friendly with heavy-duty cooling system, allowing the unit to run cool and quite at the same time. A snap-off front plate allows for quick and easy drive replacements without the need to shut down the unit.

Backed by a three year warranty and toll-free technical support, the LinkStation Quad will be available in the Indian market in the month of November at an estimated street price of Rs. 29, 600 (1TB), Rs. 39, 400 (2TB) and Rs. 62,700 (4TB).
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