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Buffalo has decided to launch a new wireless router in Japan. The Buffalo WZR-HP-G450H offers a maximum data speed of 450Mbps and a VPN direct access via a USB key. What makes this wireless special is that it is able to function as a NAS thanks to its USB HDD support. The new Buffalo WZR-HP-G450H wireless router will be launched in June 2011 for 16,485 Yen ($201). [Akihabara]
Buffalo Kokuyo will release a new USB Bluetooth 3.0+EDR dongle in Japan. Known as the BSHSBD05BK, the device comes with a maximum effective distance radius of 100 meters with a 0.5mW/MHz output. The Bluetooth 3.0+EDR USB dongle also supports A2DP Bluetooth profile. The company will launch the BSHSBD05BK in April 2011 for 2,509 Yen ($30). [Buffalo]
Buffalo is preparing to drop their newest portable BDXL-compatible Blu-ray writer ‘BRXL-PC6U2′ for the Japanese market. Measuring only 145mm x 153mm x 19mm and weighing just 349 grams, this slim drive supports for the new BDXL standard, which means it can write data on 100GB/128GB Blu-ray discs. On top of that, the drive also provides write speeds of 6x for BD-R SL/DL (single-layer/dual-layer), 4x for BD-R 3-layer/4-layer, 2x for BD-RE, 8x for DVD-R/+R/+RW, 6x for DVD-R/+R DL and DVD-RW, 5x for DVD-RAM, 24x for CD-R and 16x for CD-RW. In terms of connectivity ports, it comes with two USB 2.0 connection interfaces for ensuring a much more stable writing process. The Buffalo BRXL-PC6U2 will become available in Japan in late March for around $275. [Softpedia]
Buffalo is preparing to unleash their newest TV-friendly external hard drive ‘HD-LBU2/V’ for the Japanese market. Acting as both a video recorder and a media library, this new storage unit sports a USB 2.0 connection interface and is compatible with various kinds of USB-ready HDTVs such as Regza from Toshiba, Viera from Panasonic, Sony’s Bravia, Sharp’s Aquos as well as LG’s Infinia. The Buffalo HD-LBU2/V will hit Japan in early March in two different storage capacities: 1TB and 2TB, however, there’s no word on pricing yet. [Buffalo]
Buffalo Technology today launched two multi-drives to add to its USB 3.0 family. Intended for the home or small office, the USB 3.0 DriveStation Duo and DriveStation Quad are high performance, multimedia external hard drives designed for demanding users who want to achieve faster transfer speeds and require greater capacity. The new DriveStation range boasts 10 times faster transfer speeds than USB 2.0, accelerating the time it takes users to back up large servers or multimedia files. Both storage devices feature a removable front panel that ensures users can quickly and easily replace drives when required. There is also the “AutoPower” function that reduces power consumption. The DriveStation Duo is available in 2TB, 4TB and 6TB of storage capacities, while the DriveStation Quad is available in 5TB, 8TB and 12TB of storage capacities. The DriveStation Duo is now available for purchase and the DriveStation Quad will be released in March 2011. [Buffalo]
Buffalo’s MiniStation HD-PCT500U2/V portable USB hard drive offers a compact, sleek, lightweight and portable storage solution. You can store, back up and transport digital images, music and other files without taking up space on your PC’s hard drive. Available in 500GB of storage space, the Buffalo MiniStation HD-PCT500U2/V comes equipped with a dedicated docking station that can fit behind most TV to give you the possibility to record your favorite TV show directly on this new Mini Station. The Buffalo MiniStation HD-PCT500U2/V will be released in Japan later this month for 9,480 Yen or around $114. [Buffalo]
Buffalo-Kokuyo has rolled out the BSKBB01 83 keys Bluetooth keyboard in Japan. Measuring 266mm x 21mm x 124mm and weighing 283 grams, the device is compatible with Windows, Mac Linux-powered computers, Bluetooth-capable tablets, Sony’s PlayStation 3, Apple’s iPhones and Android smartphones. Buffalo’s latest Bluetooth keyboard also supports Bluetooth 2.0 Class 2. The Buffalo-Kokuyo BSKBB01 83 keys Bluetooth keyboard will be released in March 2011 for 4,400 Yen ($52). [Akihabara]
The Buffalo HDS-PXVU2 is not an ordinary portable hard disk drive, since it comes equipped with the Trend Micro anti-virus software and a hardware-based encryption to secure data. The anti-virus software will protect the drive when you move it from one PC to another, while the hardware encryption will keep data inaccessible to unauthorized people. Measuring 90mm x 20mm x 134mm and weighing 300grams, the Buffalo HDS-PXVU2 is available in 320GB ($190), 500GB ($250) and 1TB ($350) of storage capacities. [Softpedia]
Buffalo is ready to release a new line of MiniStation-branded portable hard drives in Japan. The MiniStation 3.0 series features a sleek, glossy black or white coating, and utilizes the SuperSpeed USB 3.0 connectivity. Available in 500GB and 1TB of storage capacities, these storage devices are backed by a one-year warranty and are bundled with software for data backup, encryption and power saving. The 500GB and 1TB Buffalo MiniStation 3.0 retail for $141 and $206, respectively. Read more
If you are searching for a new encrypting-enabled external HDD, then check out the Buffalo HDS-CXU2. It is a 3.5-inch HDD for desktop storage and comes loaded with some powerful specifications. This new external hard drive brings SecureLock Manager software, allowing administrators to adjust different levels of security depending on user’s needs. Measuring 175mm x 156mm x 45mm and weighing about 1.1 kg, the Buffalo HDS-CXU2 is bundled with ecoManager and is capable of saving up to 17% of power consume. The 1TB and 2TB models are priced at $203 and $280, respectively. [TheTechJournal]
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