The Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL is a portable Network-Storage Device designed for seamlessly storing and sharing media files. It connects via 10/100/1000 Ethernet or USB 2.0 to PCs,… Read More
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The Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL is a portable Network-Storage Device designed for seamlessly storing and sharing media files. It connects via 10/100/1000 Ethernet or USB 2.0 to PCs, Macintoshes, and DLNA media players. Included with the device is Web Access, which allows a third-party to access stored files via a simple HTTP link from anywhere, anytime—even from an iPhone. The LinkStation also hosts built-in FTP/Print servers, a built-in DLNA CERTIFIED streaming media server, and even a built-in BitTorrent client. It retails in form forms, from 500GB up to 2TB.
Features Portable NAS Compact/Lightweight Ethernet/USB Connectivity Web Access FTP/Print Servers DLNA CERTIFIED Server Memo AutoBackup BitTorrent Specifications Interface: 10/100/1000 Ethernet, USB 2.0 Networking: TCP/IP File Sharing: SMB, FTP, DLNA Management: HTTP Time Synchronization: NTP Dimensions: 1.78 x 6.89 x 6.15” Weight: 2.5 Lbs Model Variations Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL: LS-CH500L | 500GB Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL: LS-CH1.0TL | 1TB Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL: LS-CH1.5TL | 1.5TB Buffalo Technology LinkStation Live LS-CHL: LS-CH12.0TL | 2TB
Purchased product three months ago, developed a fatal error. Manufacturer sent an RMA replacement that arrived DOA. Cheap price = cheap product. Find a different product for long term use,… Read More
Purchased product three months ago, developed a fatal error. Manufacturer sent an RMA replacement that arrived DOA. Cheap price = cheap product. Find a different product for long term use, this one won't last even thru the warranty period.
Tried Black Armour, couldn't get it to stream video. Took it back and ordered the Buffalo. I was up and running in less than 5 min. I have an older version of the link station and it has… Read More
Tried Black Armour, couldn't get it to stream video. Took it back and ordered the Buffalo. I was up and running in less than 5 min. I have an older version of the link station and it has more settings involved but the set up on this new one was really simple.
I used one at work so I bought one for home. $199 for a terabyte of storage plus additional features (like printer server) is hard to beat. I would like to see a 'simple' mode for just… Read More
I used one at work so I bought one for home. $199 for a terabyte of storage plus additional features (like printer server) is hard to beat. I would like to see a 'simple' mode for just storage - leave the add-ons for techie types who like to play with such things.
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