AUSTIN, Texas -- Buffalo Technology, a
global leader in the design, development and manufacturing of wired and
wireless networking, storage and memory solutions today announced its
new Web Access feature for its LinkStation Live NAS devices. Web Access
allows consumers and SOHO users to instantly and securely share and
access digital content, such as photos, videos, music and other data
stored on a LinkStation Live from anywhere in the world.
The new Web Access feature is available via a simple web browser
interface. Because no software or drivers are required to share or
access content, set-up is a snap. Simply log onto www.buffaloNAS.com
from any computer, enter your LinkStation name and immediately connect
to your digital content. The new feature is available for existing
LinkStation Live customers via a simple firmware upgrade.
"Our customers demand an effortless solution for accessing and sharing
computer content while on-the-go," said Morikazu Sano, senior vice
president of global sales and marketing at Buffalo. "Buffalo has always
been committed to simplifying and enhancing the user experience, and
the new Web Access feature for the LinkStation Live couldn't make it
any easier to access content from anywhere in the world."
Buffalo Technology (USA) Inc.
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