1TB External Hard Drive
Buffalo Technology LS-CH1.0TL LinkStation Live 1TB
External Hard Drive
By Andreas Lee
1TB external hard drive
LinkStation Live II is 1TB external hard drive that suits home and small business environments as shared network storage. You can use it as a storage center in your house to share files between computers in the same network.
Besides, this simple NAS system can stream multimedia to a Macintosh, PC, DLNA media players, and from iTunes software you are allowed to access music files.
As 1TB external hard drive, LinkStation Live can also be a dependable server, easy to install, and works very quiet. With LinkStation Live LS-CHL, you can share your photos, videos, music smoothly. For added security and ultimate protection, password protected features are provided and you can backup previous files automatically by using Memeo auto backup.
LinkStation Live 1TB external hard drive is very user friendly to make sharing extremely simple, increasing capacity by adding a DriveStation, sharing a printer with family members. By using built-in Web Access feature you can also access files share multimedia collection via web browser anywhere, and share/store/stream multimedia content over your network to your TV or HDTV.
Pros
Web Access enables to share your files so easily with anyone through internet. If you want your friend knows about your file documents or other files, just give them a link (URL) which establish a direct connection between your LinkStation 1TB external hard drive and their computer so friend can access your files easily.
Cons
LinkStation Live is wasting energy while using Web Access since it must be ON all the time. In auto power mode, you can not access it through web browser due to inactive.
Specs
- Hard disk size : 1 TB
- Rotation speed : 7200 RPM
- Interface type : SATA-150
- Model : LS-CH1.0TL
- Manufacturer : Buffalo technology
- OSes requirements : Windows XP/2000/Vista/Server 2003/Server 2008 and MacOS X 10.3.9 or later
- Warranty : 1 year warranty
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