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Buffalo TeraStation

REVIEW DATE:04.06.05

Buffalo TeraStation

REVIEW

By Matthew D. Sarrel

The Buffalo TeraStation is currently the unparalleled giant of low-cost NAS. Offering up to a terabyte of storage, this device should meet or exceed the storage needs of nearly any small-business or home user. It's also the only sub-$1,000 device to offer RAID via two groupings of drives that can each be configured for RAID 1 or RAID 5. For storing essential business data, the TeraStation, thanks to its RAID features, is an easy device to recommend.

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Company

Buffalo Technology (USA) Inc.

http://www.buffalotech.com

Spec Data
  • Price as Tested: $999.00

Bottom Line

Flexible and reliable storage for everyone on your network. Print sharing is a plus, as is expandable USB disk storage.

Pros

Offers RAID level data protection; easy-to-configure shared and private storage for all workgroup members; print sharing is a plus.

Cons

Large footprint. No logging or reporting features.

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