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Buffalo 2TB DriveStation external hard drive

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Buffalo DriveStation 2TB external hard drive price, features and specs

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Buffalo's DriveStation USB 2.0 Hard Drive lets you store, backup, or easily transport various files, including huge multimedia files too large to fit on a USB key. Just plug it into your computer and it installs automatically with Windows 2000, XP, or OS-X computers.

Fanless Heat Sink Chassis design lets the DriveStation run cool and quietly. The unique chassis design may be placed vertically or horizontally.

With auto installation, Memeo AutoBackup Software and SecureLockWare support, the DriveStation is a plug and play secure and reliable USB backup and storage solution.

Buffalo DriveStation 2TB specifications

  • Capacity: 2 TB
  • Spindle Speed: 7200 RPM
  • Interface: SATA I
  • USB 2.0 Interface
  • Pre-formatted drive for immediate use
  • Easy set-up, no drivers required
  • Connects to USB on any PC or Mac
  • Connector Type: USB Type B
  • Data Transfer Rate Max: 480Mbps (USB 2.0 Mode)
  • Setup Utility OS Support: Windows®7 (32bit, 64bit), Windows® Vista™(32bit, 64bit), Windows® XP, Mac OS 10.4 or later
  • Dimensions: (W x H x D) 38.7 X 122.6 X 189mm
  • Weight: 950g
  • Operating Environment: 5-35°C, 20-80% (non-condensing)

Buffalo DriveStation 2TB price - around $170 (£90-120 in UK)

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gman said…
After researching external hard drives, I am surprised by how much price can vary according to type and brand. I think the adage “you get what you pay for” stands true in most cases, or at least when comparing retail prices. Of course I am always looking for a great “deal.” I need a 2.0 USB drive, and the formatting won’t matter to me since I will be re-formatting it with my client server receiver. I found out in an email from my employer, DISH, that they are launching an multi-room DVR soon that I can use an external hard drive to store even more than the 250 HD hours the Hopper stores out of the box. It has to have an external power source, so I’m learning that the desktop models are the choice for me. I like how I can add to my existing storage though since other DVR’s require replacing the storage like the HR34 from DirecTV. That just doesn’t make any sense to me and I can’t figure out why DirecTV would do that.
February 09, 2012
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