I was too lazy this past Friday to write about it, but Buffalo has introduced a new Network Attached Storage (NAS) device for you storage-obsessive folk. The “TeraStation,” features four 250GB hard drives giving a total 1TB (and yes I know 1TB = 1024GB but too bad) of storage. What I like most of all is the price—at around $1000 USD, the TeraStation just might find its way into a few well-heeled consumer’s homes.
For those of you who do decide to pick one up, you’ll be delighted to know it features four operational modes. There’s two boring “just store shit” modes, but two modes utilize RAID like there’s no tomorrow. Also, it connects via Gigabit Ethernet and USB 2.0, so surely you’ll be able to fill it up with your Suprnova legally downloaded media in no time. By the way, though Buffalo products have found their way to America, the American Buffalo page makes no mention of it yet.
Press Release [Buffalo]
