21.10.2008 10:46
Buffalo presents new external HDD
Category: accessoriesBy: Matthias Bauer
Buffalo brings a new external hard drive on the market. The new device is the NanoStation.
The manufacturer Buffalo expands its product range by the new external hard disk NanoStation. The base of the device has got the same measures of a credit card.
The NanoStation offers a 1.8-inch hard disk with a capacity of 60 GB. The HDD gets connected to the computer by using an USB connector and the USB cable is integrated in the HDD’s case.
Additionally, there are some programs included as well. Those are the backup software Memeo AutoBackuo, the data encryption program SecureLockMobile, the Mozilla Firefox browser and the mail client Mozilla Thunderbird.
The 60 GB Buffalo NanoStation HD-PTU2 is already available an the device costs € 86.
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- Buffalo launches new portable DVD drive - 06-10-08 10:08
- Buffalo MiniStation Shinobi - 02-10-08 01:07
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- Links:
- www.golem.de/0810/63057.html
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