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Buffalo Launches Mobile-Oriented Linkstation 200 NAS

Up to 8TB in 2 bay for €493

Buffalo Technology extended its consumer NAS range with the ‘mobile first’ LinkStation 200 series.

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The device combines security with storage and a mobile optimised UI, which allows users to access their data anywhere, anytime and on any mobile device.

The entry level LS210 (single bay) and LS220 (dual bay) devices provide features to ensure on-the-go data access, suitable for advanced or entry-level NAS users.

It is preconfigured and ready to use within minutes, with an UI that guides users through the configuration process. After the device is setup, consumers have access to their data using their smartphone, tablet or web browser with a free personal cloud, enabling remote access to the device.

Free Apps are available for iOS, Android and Windows phone.

The 210D arrives fully populated with 2, 3 or 4TB capacity. The 220D arrives either as enclosure or fully populated with 2, 4, 6 or 8TB capacity. Both offer read speeds up to 100MB/s, allowing users to transfer 1,000 photo files in under a minute.

Users can also stream up to 4 HD films simultaneously, making the storage devices perfect for the home. The devices features a fan-less design for almost silent operation, while UPnP and DLNA support powered by Twonky enable users to control media contents on the NAS or smart devices and stream them to appropriate DMR devices.

Klaas de Vos, COO, Buffalo Technology, said: “This state of the art NAS offering ensures Buffalo is providing its customers with an easy to use ‘mobile first’ storage solution. The LinkStation is built around the user and is the only series available on the market that supports full device setup via a smartphone or tablet. Users often encounter restricted access to their data, however the LinkStation 200 enables them to securely access their data and media files on the go – with no compromise on performance or security. As the industry continues to rely on mobile devices, it is extremely important that Buffalo meets the changing needs of its consumers.

The devices are compatible with both PC and Mac, are Time Machine ready, and come with five NovaBACKUP for PC licenses, worth over £200.

Enhancing home networks with AirStation router
To enhance connectivity speeds at home, the company has released a dual-band 11ac WHR-1166D to complement the 200 series.

The WHR-1166D provides up to 866Mb/s transfer speed in the 5GHz band and simultaneous transfer speeds of up to 300Mb/s in the 2.4GHz band. Its UI is accessible from smartphones, tablets, or laptops. The guest port function shares users’ wireless network while still protecting their network devices.

It also has functionalities like QoS, port forwarding, and security with the Norton Symantec web filter. It can be integrated into an existing network as a wireless range extender for even better and further reach.

Availability
The 210 devices are available, with MSRP of:

  • 2TB: £123.99 or €156

  • 3TB: £151.99 or €187

  • 4TB: £193.99 or €238

The 220 devices will be available from April but can be pre-ordered with MSRP of:

  • 0TB: £99.99 or €124

  • 2TB:  £199.99 or €249

  • 4TB:  £244.99 or €306

  • 6TB:  £297.99 or €372

  • 8TB:  £349.99 or €493

AirStation

  • WHR-1166D: MSRP £61.99
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