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Buffalo Announces 4 TB Hard Drive Support In Select Storage Solutions

Buffalo Technology today announced the availability of 4 TB hard drives in select Buffalo storage solutions including the TeraStation 5000 series of business-class network and iSCSI storage, the LinkStation Pro home and small office network storage device and the DriveStation Axis USB 3.0 desktop hard drive.

“The introduction of 4 TB hard drives and Buffalo’s early adoption in leading storage solutions provides customers with even higher capacities for greater data storage,” said Matt Dargis, senior director of sales at Buffalo Technology. “We strive to provide a breadth of affordable and reliable storage solutions for business and home in the latest available hard drive capacities.”

Now shipping with 4 TB hard drives, the TeraStation 5000 series is available in a two-drive or four-drive array, packed with business class features such as surveillance video management, Active Directory support, disk quota support, share level replication, failover support, dual gigabit Ethernet ports, hot-swap hard drives, iSCSI targeting and USB 3.0 accessory support, ideal for larger networks and business-critical applications.

LinkStation Pro LS-VL network storage solution offers instant storage expansion and file access on your home or home office network and over the Internet. Now available with a single 4 TB hard disk, it is the largest single-drive NAS on the market.

DriveStation Axis HD-LBU3 USB 3.0 storage is an easy-to-use solution for the quick addition of external storage to any device using a USB port. Now available in 4 TB, the DriveStation Axis works with any PC or Mac computer providing interface speeds up to 5 Gbps.

Pricing and Availability

  • TeraStation 5400 is backed by a limited three-year warranty and toll-free 24/7 US based technical support and the 16 TB is available now at an estimated street price of $1999.99 (TS5400D1604).
  • The TeraStation 5200 is backed by a limited three-year warranty and toll-free 24/7 US based technical support and the 8 TB is available now at an estimated street price of $999.99 (TS5200D0802).
  • The LinkStation Pro is backed by a limited one-year warranty and toll-free 24/7 US based technical support and the 4 TB is available now at an estimated street price of $299.99 (HD-LB4.0U3).
  • The DriveStation Axis USB 3.0 is backed by a limited one-year warranty and toll-free 24/7 US based technical support and the 4 TB is available now at an estimated street price of $279.99 (LS-V4.0TL).

Source:PR

Ryan Martin

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