We’re big fans of Synology’s DiskStation NAS drives and the flexible DSM software they run, so we’ve high hopes for the company’s newest small form-factor model. The Synology DiskStation DS411slim hides up to four 2.5-inch drives in a 120 x 105 x 142 mm chassis for up to 3TB of redundant storage; it’s also got a small power footprint, sucking down under 17W under load or 9.6W in hibernation mode.
Up to four 1TB drives can be installed, and thanks to Synology’s own Hybrid RAID (SHR) system you can have redundant storage without all of the HDDs being the same capacity. Alternatively there’s manual control over Basic, JBOD, RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 5+Spare, RAID 6 or RAID 10 arrays. External USB or eSATA drives can be added, and there’s Amazon S3 support for cloud backup; network connectivity is via a single gigabit ethernet port.
Time Machine integration, bundled PC backup software and DLNA/UPnP streaming wrap up the main functionality, but Synology’s management app also means you can turn the DS411slim into an iTunes server, FTP or BitTorrent box, IP camera recorder, printer server (for one or two printers), Squeezebox server, or more. It’s also compatible with Synology’s iOS and Android remote apps, and the new DSM beta adds Apple AirPrint support.
The Synology DiskStation DS411slim will go on sale in mid-February; pricing will be announced closer to release.
Press Release:
Synology Announces Its Newest Small Form-factor DiskStation, the DS411slim; Now, iPad® App Ready
Redmond, Washington- Synology America Corp. today announced the release of its latest DiskStation for home and small office use, the DS411slim. Using 2.5” drives, the compact form-factor DiskStation allows for full RAID redundancy while minimizing energy usage and noise. Utilizing Synology Hybrid RAID (SHR), users can easily create redundant volumes up to 3TB.The energy-efficient DiskStation consumes fewer than 17 watts in use, and a scant 9.6 watts in hibernation.
The DS411slim boasts a faster processor than the previous DS409slim, and more RAM (now 256MB). These enhancements allow users to do more with their DiskStation and do it more quickly. Like its predecessor, it can still fit in the palm of one hand.
Bundled with Synology’s renowned DiskStation Manager (DSM) 3.0, the DS411slim is a feature-rich network attached storage solution, offering numerous tools to home users. In addition to the expected file sharing and backup, DSM 3.0 includes an integrated DLNA-certified media server to effortlessly stream music and videos to compatible media players.
“Don’t let the small size fool you. This is a full-fledged NAS server,” said Jason Bonoan, Product Marketing Manager at Synology America Corp. “From the breadth of integrated features to the ease of remote access, this comprises an incredible suite of solutions that mere DAS devices just can’t match.”
Surveillance Station 5, Synology’s included network video recorder (NVR) software, lets users quickly turn their DiskStation into a surveillance system. Compatible with over 750 models of IP camera, Surveillance Station 5 makes it easy for home users to monitor their homes when away, for either protection of the premises or as a nanny-cam.
In addition to the depth of features currently offered in DSM 3.0, the upcoming DSM 3.1 (now in public beta) will further expand the capabilities of the DiskStation. Among the enhancements will be:
DS File for iPhone- a new app to ease file access
DS Photo+ and DS Audio are released for iPad to manage photos and stream your entire music collection from the DiskStation
Airprint support- allows wireless printing from iPad/iPhone
For more information, please visit: http://www.synology.com/us/products/DS411slim/index.php
Availability: The DS411slim is scheduled to be available for purchase in mid-February. The price will be announced at its release.
Sabio has announced its latest external drive, and the Sabio DM2-PT manages to fit a dual-disc RAID array into a 6-inch square. Offering up to 2TB of capacity and a choice of RAID 0, 1, JBOD and span options, the DM2-PT has a trio of connectivity options: eSATA, Firewire 800 and USB 2.0.
There’s also a second Firewire 800 port, so that you can daisy-chain units together off of a single host port, and if you plump for Firewire then the DM2-PT can be bus-powered too. The box is made from aluminum for durability, and is compatible with Apple’s Time Machine backup as well.
NEW SABIO DRIVE BRINGS EXEPTIONAL PREFORMANCE AND AFFORDABILITY TO DIGITAL IMAGING STORAGE
With up to 2 TB dual-drive capacity, data transfer rates of more than 115 MBps and multiple RAID options (0,1, JBOD and span), the DM2-PT is an all-in-one, professional grade, high capacity storage, editing and protection solution, ideal for any field or office application.
SAN DIEGO – January 20, 2011 – Sabio Products, a leading provider of external storage solutions for digital imaging, creative professionals, offices and ‘prosumers’ who need large capacity, high speed, professional grade content protection, announced the availability of the DM2PT – an extremely small footprint, 2 drive, RAID enabled external storage solution with exceptional data transfer rates of more than a 115MBps. This all-in-one, high capacity, portable content backup and storage solution has been specifically designed for the studio, office, home or field environment and because of its built in RAID controller with RAID 0, 1, JBOD and span configurations is ideal for any data imaging, HD 1080 video editing, DSLR photography, JPEG/RAW imaging or straight forward media protection and back up application.
“Plug and play set-up and ease of configuration make this a natural fit for Photo and Design applications” says Steve King – Business Development for Sabio. “We’ve specifically designed this product to deliver world class performance at an enticingly affordable price in the world’s smallest footprint in its class.”
The DM2-PT is compatible with any Apple, Windows or Linux based computer or workstation and features built in eSATA, Firewire 800 and USB 2.0 connectivity for utility and convenience, and with its small footprint (6” x 6” x 0.8”), rugged aluminum design and protective slip cover, is an ideal travelling companion for the most demanding photography, video or content capture field project or event. The DM2-PT is also capable of receiving bus power via a Firewire 800 port and with two Firewire 800 ports, multiple units may be daisy chained to support even higher storage capacities.
“We are exceptionally pleased to bring this opportunity to our Photo Specialty Dealers”, notes Mark Gustavson – Executive Director, Marketing and Communication for WYNIT (the exclusive US Distributor for Sabio Products). “The high-capacity, high-speed performance in an compact and elegant form-factor makes the DM2-PT a natural fit for this marketplace.”
DM2-PT ships with all cables (USB 2.0, eSATA and FW800) and supports Apple Time Machine and Windows 7 and is compatible with popular editing software including Final Cut Pro, Xpress and Premier.
Freecom has unveiled the thinnest mobile hard drive in the world and aimed it directly at the Mac user looking for style and portability. The HDD has 750GB of storage inside and offers USB 3.0 and FireWire connectivity for fast operation. The thin drive has a case made from magnesium making it lightweight and very strong to protect the data stored on it from the outside world.
The 320GB drive measures in at 10mm thick and the actual HDD inside the case is only 7mm thick. The 750GB version is a bit thicker at 12mm thick with the USB 3.0 connectivity and the 750GB version that adds FireWire to the USB 3.0 is also 12mm thick.
The three version of the Mobile Drive Mg are all 100% Time Machine compatible. The 320GB USB 3.0 HDD is 79,95 eur, the 750GB USB 3.0 only drive is 119,95 eur, and the 750GB USB 3.0 and FireWire HDD is 129,95 eur. The exact availability date is unannounced at this time.
Seagate has outed a new range of hard-drives at CES 2011, including the company’s slimmest drive to date, the 9mm thick GoFlex, and a range of GoFlex for Mac drives compatible with Apple’s OS X. The new Seagate GoFlex 9mm drive has a USB 3.0 connection and squeezes a 2.5-inch HDD into a slick aluminum chassis.
As for the Mac range, that consists of the GoFlex for Mac ultraportable drive in 1TB ($199.99) and 1.5TB ($249.99) capacities, the GoFlex for Mac Limited Edition 1TB portable drive ($199.95), and the GoFlex Pro for Mac ultraportable, offering 500GB for $149.99 or 750GB for $179.99. Finally there’s the desktop GoFlex Desk for Mac drive, a 3.5-inch unit available in 2TB ($219.99) or 3TB ($279.99) capacities.
All of the Seagate Mac range come with interchangeable USB 2.0 and FireWire 800 cables, and can be used with the company’s media player docking stations. The Seagate GoFlex 9mm drive is expected to drop in spring 2011; price tba.
Press Release:
SEAGATE SHOWCASING ITS SLIMMEST DRIVE YET AT CES 2011
The continued growth of personal digital media stores, our increasingly
mobile lifestyles and proliferation of mobile consumption devices are
driving the demand for slimmer, more portable storage solutions.
Netbooks and mini-computers are great at consumption, but limited when
it comes to creation or accessing and storing high-definition content.
The new thin GoFlex is a super-slim, 2.5-inch external hard drive
designed for portable, entry-level laptops and netbooks. At a
razor-thin 9mm-38 percent slimmer than the current GoFlex ultra-portable
drives-the new thin GoFlex fits easily in a pocket, purse, briefcase or
backpack, allowing consumers to carry, access and enjoy their favorite
digital content with them wherever they go. At official launch the
product will be available in 320GB capacity, and is equipped with a
USB3.0 interface to accelerate transfer speeds up to 10x faster over
USB2.0, this prototype drive delivers quick access to large, multi-media
files such as HD movies and video games. This thinner GoFlex also allows
consumers to save, access and share files with either Windows or Mac OS
X systems or devices, while maintaining cross-platform interoperability,
making it the perfect storage enhancement to every mobile lifestyle.
The thin GoFlex 9mm drive packages style, mobility and performance,
making it perfect for customers who desire cutting-edge technology with
a fresh, cool look.. Its ultra-slim, black, brushed aluminum enclosure
with tuxedo black lining make a swanky accoutrement to any home or
office environment, while still looking chic on the go. The product is
expected to be publicly available in spring 2011.
Press Release:
SEAGATE INTRODUCES GOFLEX FOR MAC EXTERNAL DRIVES DRAFT
-New Collection of FreeAgent(r) GoFlex(tm) for Mac External Drives Are Designed for Mac Enthusiasts While Maintaining Cross-Platform Compatibility
LAS VEGAS, NV – January 4, 2011 – Addressing the personal preferences of
the Mac community, Seagate (NASDAQ: STX) today introduced a new
collection of GoFlex(tm) for Mac external drives designed to make it
easy for those who use Mac OS X and Time Machine to backup, shuttle, or
share their digital content.
These new portable and desktop solutions are HFS+ formatted
out-of-the-box, making them fully compatible with Apple Time Machine(r)
backup software, while maintaining the ability to work across both
Microsoft(r) Windows(r) and Mac OS X computers. A truly unique feature,
GoFlex for Mac drives can also be used with computers running Windows by
simply downloading an HFS+ driver for Windows from Seagate.com
, which will provide full
read-write access to the drive from a Windows computer.
Each GoFlex for Mac product comes bundled with FireWire(r) 800 and USB
2.0 adapters and cables-the most popular interfaces for Apple
computers-but also delivers the flexibility to change the drive’s
interface to USB 3.0 or powered eSATA for use with Windows computers.
The GoFlex(tm) interface cables help deliver the speed, performance and
connectivity people need, as well as to help safe guard their
investments against changing technology. To deliver a fresh look that
fits seamlessly with today’s Apple product line, each 2.5-inch,
ultra-portable drive in the family features a durable, soft-touch,
metallic finish, which is also designed to withstand scratches,
fingerprints or other marks incurred from travel.
The new line-up of GoFlex(tm) for Mac external drives include:
o GoFlexTM for Mac ultra-portable drive- This 2.5-inch portable drive
is now designed specifically for use with Apple’s Time Machine right
out-of-the-box, easily go back in time to access changes or file updates
were before they were made. MSRP $199.99 for 1TB, and $249.99 for 1.5TB.
o GoFlexTM for Mac Limited Edition ultra-portable drive-The GoFlex(tm)
for Mac Limited Edition ultra-portable drive packs 1TB of storage into
the standardized 2.5-inch form factor, making it the slimmest high-cap
drive available on the market today. With a depth of 12.5mm and shorter
in length than an iPhone , the GoFlexTM
for Mac Limited Edition is perfect for use with GoFlex TV or GoFlex Net.
MSRP $199.95 for 1TB.
o GoFlexTM Pro for Mac ultra portable-This 7200RPM, 2.5-inch drive
delivers advanced performance for those professionals who place high
demands on their storage, such as graphic artists, musicians,
videographers or photographers. Using the included Firewire 800 cable to
achieve transfer speeds up to three times faster than USB 2.0. MSRP
$149.99 for 500GB; $179.99 for 750GB.
o GoFlexTM Desk for Mac drive-This 3.5-inch high-capacity external
drive includes a flexible design that can sit horizontally or vertically
to fit your workspace. Back up files using Apple’s Time Machine.
Optional software displays the drive’s real-time capacity with lights on
the dock and includes other useful tools. MSRP $219.99 for 2TB; $279.99
for 3TB.
In addition, each GoFlex for Mac drive can be used with other devices in
the GoFlex(tm) Storage System such as the GoFlex(tm) Net media sharing
device
and the GoFlex(tm) TV HD media player
[1]. These solutions provide the flexibility to enjoy content on
a TV or a mobile device, such as an iPad or smart phone. There is also
an option to download additional software for use with all GoFlex for
Mac drives that will provide helpful utilities such as a control to turn
the activity lights off and a tool to verify that the drive is
functioning properly. Each drive in the family also comes backed by a
Seagate three-year warranty, helping to protect your investment and
providing peace of mind.
“With over 10 billion songs downloaded from the iTunes(r) store and
Apple’s market share continuing to grow year-over-year, the growing
audience for Mac OS X will need external storage to backup all their
digital content,” said Darcy Clarkson, vice president of Global Retail
Sales and Marketing for Seagate. “Today’s product introduction addresses
these current market trends and underscores Seagate’s commitment to
delivering flexible, easy-to-use solutions that meet varying customer
needs.”
Seagate has announced the Certified GoFlex Storage System for third-party manufacturers, that the hard-drive company hopes will see more GoFlex-compatible HDD docking bays fitted to third-party devices like media players. Until now, only Seagate has released such devices – like the FreeAgent Theater+ – but with the new certification program other companies will be able to dock directly with the 2.5-inch portable drives.
So far, Seagate has signed Antec, GIEC, Hi-Sense, Ionics and Thermaltake up to the Certified GoFlex Storage System, and the company will be showing off GoFlex docks in TVs, notebook and desktop PCs, a plug computer, DVD and a docking station. No word on when we could expect to see the first of these reach the market, however.
Press Release:
SEAGATE UNVEILS CERTIFIED GOFLEX STORAGE SYSTEM FOR THIRD-PARTY MANUFACTURERS DRAFT
Continuing the Vision of Interoperability and Removable Cartridge
Storage, Seagate and Partners
Showcase Concept Products at CES
LAS VEGAS, NV – January 4, 2011 – Driving a new era of how people
consume their digital content, Seagate (NASDAQ: STX) today announced, at
the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a new program to allow
third-party companies to incorporate slots on their products to support
removable GoFlex(tm) external hard drives. First introduced in May of
2010
, the GoFlex(tm) family is the
next evolution of consumer external hard drives providing the ability to
use an assortment of storage products and interfaces to correspond with
consumer’s needs. The Certified GoFlex(tm) Storage System concept
products on display range from media players and set-top boxes to
computers and televisions, and each will incorporate a slot to accept an
ultra-portable drive compatible with the Certified GoFlex Storage
System. This group of third-party prototype products underscores the
growth of digital media consumption on an increasing number of consumer
electronic products. The Certified GoFlex Storage System will provide a
seamless method by which people can copy, record, access, share and
enjoy more of the music, photos and videos they crave on a wider range
of devices.
The Certified GoFlex Storage System initiative is a certification
process whereby Seagate will qualify products from participating
companies to incorporate slots that meet the specifications of accepting
ultra-portable drives that meet the Certified GoFlex Storage System
standard. The Certified GoFlex Storage System will establish placement
of both slot-based consumer electronics devices as well as certification
of third-party external storage modules. Seagate’s certification also
endorses the soon to be established SATA – IO Universal Storage Module
(USM) specification.
“When Seagate first introduced the GoFlex(tm) storage family last year,
our objective was two pronged: first, address the three major hurdles of
storage adoption — interface flexibility, operating system freedom and
enjoyment of content beyond the compute environment. Secondly, Seagate
wishes to expand the use of storage beyond the typical use-case scenario
of back up and migration of files for the computer,” said Patrick
Connolly, vice president and general manager for Seagate Retail. “The
Certified GoFlex(tm) Storage System is the next step in realizing this
vision and establishing hard drives as the next generation of recordable
media.”
Since the GoFlex ultra-portable drives are also standardized on the new
SATA USM specification
, third-party manufacturers can build GoFlex certified products to
accept a 2.5-inch ultra-portable external hard drive. These third-party
products will help transform the GoFlex ultra-portable drives from an
external storage device to an easy-to-use, detachable storage module
that will enable consumers to access digital content from a variety of
consumer electronic devices. With this initiative, Seagate is actively
involved in leading the shift of digital media consumption from mobile
and computing environments to the living room using home entertainment
devices. These Certified for GoFlex Storage System third-party products
will, for the first time, allow consumers to make choices based on their
own storage needs.
The SATA USM specification is a standard specification to accept a
complete, powered external storage device into consumer electronic
devices. Modules designed according to the SATA USM specification will
enable consumers to instantly access their music, movies, photos and
other content from a variety of consumer electronics products, and to
seamlessly transfer content between devices.
“The growing number of consumer electronics product types with embedded
storage is allowing hard disk drive manufacturers to expand into new
markets. As they expand beyond their traditional home computer markets,
drive manufacturers are pursuing embedded storage solutions in products
other than personal computers,” said Kurt Scherf, vice president and
principal analyst with Parks Associates. “Seagate Technology’s emphasis
on targeting consumer electronics such as digital video recorders,
gaming devices, digital music players, and digital cameras has allowed
it to expand sales of hard drives and provide consumers with greater
flexibility when it comes to consuming, sharing, saving and enjoying
their content.”
Seagate will highlight a variety of applications enabled by USM devices
using the Certified GoFlex Storage System. Additionally, several
consumer electronics manufacturers will be showcasing their Certified
GoFlex Storage System concept products at the 2011 Consumer Electronics
Show in Las Vegas. The showcase will include a television, notebook
computer, desktop PC, plug computer, DVR and docking station. The
companies showcasing these new prospective product capabilities include:
Antec , GIEC ,
Hi-Sense , Ionics
and Thermaltake
.
Silicon Power has debuted a new and compact external storage drive called the Stream S10. The new external HDD is small and compact with a 2.5-inch HDD inside that packs in 750GB of storage space. The case for the HDD is compact and swathed in a cool looking metallic green finish.
The HDD is also very fast thanks to the USB 3.0 connectivity used to connect the drive to your PC. The Stream S10 is very portable thanks to the small size of the case measuring in at 134.2 x 78.8 x 17.7mm and it weighs 145g.
It has LED indictors for power and data access and includes a carry bag to keep the drive looking good if you take it with you on the road a lot. Once formatted the HDD has 640GB of storage space available to the user and has read speed of up to 98MB/s. Pricing and availability are unknown.
Typically, external enclosures for your HDD are just aluminum shells with the interface and power tech needed to allow them to operate outside a computer. They are typically passively cooled which means no fans. Thermaltake has unveiled a new external storage enclosure for 3.5″ HDDs that uses active cooling called the Max 5G.
The enclosure has dual 80mm fans that have blue LEDs for added bling. The fans are intended to cool the HDD for better durability and performance. The LEDs can be turned off and the enclosure connects to the PC via USB 3.0 port. The enclosure supports 3.5″ SATA drives up to 2TB and comes with the USB 3.0 cable.
The enclosure is intended to stand on its side with the fans facing forward and has a tilt out brace on the bottom to keep it from tipping over. The enclosure is made from metal mesh and plastic and the fans spin at 800rpm. That low speed should mean that the fans produce very little noise. Pricing and availability are unknown as this time.
Don’t mind a cute little robot sitting on your harddrive? Good. Because right this moment Amazon.com has a Western Digital My Passport Essential 500GB Portable USB 2.0 External Hard Drive for sale for $49.99 with free shipping. Heck with Black Friday, this is a great freaking deal! In fact, it’s $10 under what WD had for similar products, and incase you’re one of those folks who enjoy by-the-bit reductions, that’s 10 cents per gigabyte. Imagine that sort of price 10 years ago. Impossible!
Think about all the stuff you could put on there. Every photo you’ve ever taken. At least a small piece of your music collection. Every text file you’ve ever laid digits on! But again, remember there’s a weird DJ robot illustration on it. If that doesn’t bother you, we suggest pulling the trigger.
I have a bunch of old HDDs that are crammed into drawers in my desk because I didn’t want them in my computer and they are packed with data that I don’t want to just throw them away. I could get an external enclosure for them so I can get the data and use the drives, but I don’t want another enclosure on my desk.
NewerTech has a new universal adapter the is perfect for me and anyone else with multiple HDDs or SSDs sitting around that they want to access the data on. The new adapter is called the USB 3.0 Universal Drive Adapter. It’s a small and easy to use little box that takes any SATA HDD or SSD and turns the thing into an external USB 3.0 storage drive.
The adapter will work with any size HDD with the standards adapter and will even work with SATA optical drives as well. The thing also has ATA/IDE ribbon cable connectors to let you use any of those old optical drives you might have sitting around. The adapter is available right now for $39.99.
Earlier today, Buffalo officially announced the upcoming availability of two brand new storage devices. The DriveStation Axis LED and MiniStation Stealth bring more storage options to the Buffalo-manufactured line-up, offering plenty of space in an affordable package. If you’re looking for a small black box to sit on your desk, then the MiniStation Stealth is probably a safe bet, considering its small profile. But, if you’re looking for some bright lights to blink on and off, making sure you stay awake, then the DriveStation Axis LED may be your next purchase for the holiday season.
The Buffalo DriveStation Axis LED features a small range of LED lights on the front of the storage device. Based on the lights, you’ll be able to tell how well you’re doing on the space front, and find out with just a glance if you’ll be able to download the full Beatles discography. Luckily enough, the DriveStation starts at 1TB of space, for only $99. If you’re looking at 2TB, though, that will cost you $159. The DriveStation is unveiled, but it won’t be made available until January of 2011.
And then there’s the small MiniStation Stealth. A little black box, designed specifically just to sit on your desk and store your digital belongings, without drawing too much attention to itself. You’ll find just a single USB cable that acts as the power cable, as well as for data transfers. Price starts at $74.99 for 320GB, and ratchet up to $104 for 640GB. The MiniStation Stealth should be available any day now. Check out the full press release below for more information.
Press Release
Buffalo Launches Two New Easy-to-Use USB Storage Solutions
New Solutions Make Storing and Protecting Digital Content Simple and Affordable
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 16, 2010 /PRNewswire/ — Buffalo Technology, a global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of wired and wireless networking and network and direct attached storage solutions, today announced the MiniStation™ Stealth and DriveStation Axis™ LED, two external drive solutions designed to meet today’s storage consumer needs. The MiniStation Stealth is a high performance portable storage solution in a remarkably compact and lightweight contemporary form, while the new DriveStation Axis LED is a single drive storage solution combining a unique LED capacity meter display with easy to use features and reliable performance.
“Buffalo continues to offer robust yet design-conscious products that make protecting and managing digital content simple, affordable and fun,” said Ralph Spagnola, vice president of sales at Buffalo Technology. With the new MiniStation Stealth and DriveStation Axis LED, Buffalo has once again delivered powerful yet affordable storage solutions for today’s growing storage needs.”
The MiniStation Stealth is a compact portable hard drive that is USB powered so there are no additional cables to manage and no need for a separate power source. Simply plug the MiniStation Stealth into any available USB port on your PC or Mac® computer and instantly add capacity or store files to take on the road.
The DriveStation Axis LED is an easy to use external hard drive for the instant addition of external storage to any device using a USB port. Featuring an easy-to-read integrated capacity meter and a unique chassis, the sleek, attractive DriveStation Axis LED can be positioned vertically or horizontally, adapting to the location it is used in for efficient use of space and providing immediate feedback regarding storage capacity.
Included with both the MiniStation Stealth and the DriveStation Axis LED is Buffalo’s multi-purpose Buffalo Tools utility suite designed to enhance Windows® PC performance and user experience. It features TurboPC, a utility designed to enhance PC performance for up to 2X faster file transfers. Also included, Buffalo’s Backup Utility protects your important files and documents by backing up your PCs to your Buffalo external hard drive and it provides an easy-to-use data restore function. Store, back up and transport your content instantly with plug and play connectivity. The MiniStation Stealth and the DriveStation Axis LED are the perfect solutions for expanding storage or backing up your computer.
Pricing and Availability
The Buffalo MiniStation and DriveStation storage solutions are backed by a limited one-year warranty that includes toll-free 24/7 technical support.
The MiniStation Stealth will be available November in the US market at estimated street prices of $74.99 for the 320 GB (HD-PCT320U2/B), $89.99 for the 500 GB (HD-PCT500U2/B) and $104.99 for the 640 GB (HD-PCT640US/B).
The DriveStation Axis LED will be available in January 2011 at estimated street prices of $99.99 for the 1 TB (HD-LEM1.0TU2) and $159.99 for the 2 TB (HD-LEM2.0TU2)
Buffalo products can be purchased through distribution, online resellers and Buffalo’s ecommerce website. For more information about Buffalo Technology and its products, please visit the company’s web site at www.buffalotech.com.
About Buffalo Technology
Buffalo Technology (USA), Inc., based in Austin, Texas, is a leading provider of award-winning networking, storage, and multimedia solutions for the home and small business environments as well as for system builders and integrators. With almost three decades of networking and computer peripheral experience, Buffalo has proven its commitment to delivering innovative, best-of-breed solutions that have put the company at the forefront of infrastructure technology. For more information about Buffalo Technology and its products, please visit www.buffalotech.com.
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Sabio has announced its latest external drive, and the 
