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Live Webcast: Getting to Microsoft Office 365: The Right Migration for Your Business
If you've been stuck using bare bones, web-based tools, you'll appreciate the full featured collaboration in MS Office 365. Check out this live webcast to learn more about Microsoft Office 365,...
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There's more to Dell's cluster success than meets the eye
It's yet another sign of proprietary technology's continuing fall from grace. If Dell's brand of low-cost, high-volume are good for the guys who build clusters, maybe they're good for you, too.
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Buffalo rolls out three Wireless-N devices all under $100
Buffalo Technology has just introduced a trio of new Wireless-N products, and they've certainly taken tight budgets into account.
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Buffalo Kokuyo debuts USB 3.0 hub with four ports, costs $89
Buffalo Kokuyo has unveiled their new 4-port USB 3.0 hub, with the not-so-easy name, the BSH4A03U3. Sounds like a code or password from Lost.
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Buffalo LinkStation Duo (photos)
Buffalo releases at CES 2010 a refreshed design of the LinkStation Duo NAS server. The new server offers a large amount of storage, RAID configurations, and ease of use for home and small-business...
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LED traffic lights in serious snow
BUffalo, New York: LED traffic lights and snow.
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Another company signs Linux patent-protection deal with Microsoft
After the Microsoft-TomTom patent-infringement squabble -- settled by TomTom paying Microsoft an undisclosed sum -- I was wondering whether Microsoft might be more successful in unearthing new...
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Buffalo Tech returns to the router game, updates NAS lineup
Several weeks ago, I posted about a court decision that lifted the ban on Buffalo Technology selling its routers and access points in the U.S., which it had done for many years. No doubt expecting...
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Buffalo Technology moves closer to returning to U.S. Wi-Fi router market
Wireless watchers may have noticed that Buffalo Technology disappeared from the router game some time back, due to a successful suit brought against it by an Australian company organization. But...
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Buffalo LinkStation Mini adds iTunes streaming for iPhones
In the drab world of network-attached-storage (NAS) devices, Buffalo's LinkStation Mini stands out thanks to its palm-sized form factor (due to it using 2.5-inch notebook hard drives instead of...
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Fifty million buffalo were right: will we switch to switchgrass?
It's natural, it's all-American, it's a native that was here before any humans arrived, and it's green in many ways. It's switchgrass. We've blogged about this prairie grass that once stood...
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Viral video: Battle at Kruger
One of the most popular videos at YouTube right now is dramatic footage taken by tourists in South Africa's Kruger National Park. The video starts with the lions hiding in the grass as the...
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Announcing the 19th ZDNet reader to get free gear (Buffalo's 80GB turbo-USB drive)
When I announced last week that we were looking to deputize a ZDNet reader into testing what basically amounts to an external USB-based hard drive, my expectations in terms of the sorts of...
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Buffalo Tech's 80GB MiniStation 'turbo-USB drive' goes to the ZDNet reader who...
It's week #12 for ZDNet’s Deputy Product Tester of the Week program: a program where ZDNet’s audience members get free tech stuff for keeps. This week, I’m giving away our 19th product...
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Buffalo Wi-Fi gear extends network range
Wi-Fi equipment maker's latest products connect with Airgo's MIMO to expand reach of networks.
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'Buffalo Spammer' nabbed in New York
New York state authorities have arrested the e-mail marketer "Buffalo Spammer," in the state's first criminal case against a junk mailer.
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EarthLink beats the 'Buffalo spammer'
The ISP wins $16.4 million in a federal court judgment against a man who allegedly sent nearly a billion unsolicited commercial e-mails over EarthLink's networks.
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EarthLink wins 'Buffalo Spammer' case
The ISP wins $16.4 million in a federal court judgment against a man who allegedly sent nearly a billion unsolicited commercial e-mails over EarthLink's networks.
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There's more to Dell's cluster success than meets the eye
It's yet another sign of proprietary technology's continuing fall from grace. If Dell's brand of low-cost, high-volume are good for the guys who build clusters, maybe they're good for you, too.
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