July 16, 2010

Buffalo has released its latest collection of hubs that are designed for people who need to connect a lot of peripherals and other add-ons to their PCs and notebooks. The collection is made up of three-, four- and seven-port hubs. Both the three- and four-port lines carry a suggested retail price of P450 each, while the seven-USB hubs have an SRP of P1,655.

The hubs come in fun colors, are made of tough materials and are travel-sized for the users’ convenience. Buffalo products are exclusively distributed in the Philippines by MSI-ECS.

April 27, 2010

Designed with HDTV screens in mind, Buffalo LinkTheater full HD media player allows the user to listen to music, view photos, and watch HD videos on a television set straight from a USB or network storage device even without a PC. Capable of adapting video content with up to 1080i resolution, LinkTheater includes networking via Ethernet connection, digital audio output, a USB port to directly connect media files on a USB storage device, HDMI and composite video outputs.

It also can play an array of the latest audio/video formats. It will even stream multimedia content from a Windows PC, a Network HDD, USB storage devices, or any DLNA-Certified media server device. LinkTheater is DTS- and Dolby Digital-ready, and DivX certified. It comes with a remote control.

LinkTheater has a suggested retail price of P6,350. Buffalo products are exclusively distributed in the Philippines by MSI-ECS.

By Lincoln Spector
November 12, 2009

SAN FRANCISCO – Buffalo asked the Answer Line forum how to delete a Registry key
I’ve got a strong temptation not to answer this question. Deleting a Registry key is inherently dangerous. You don’t know what you can mess up.

If you fear that something wrong in your Registry is hurting your system, you’re better off using a Registry cleaner than going in and manually deleting a key. See How Best Do I Clean My Registry? for details.
But if you feel that you absolutely must go in manually, back up your Registry, first. See Back Up Your Registry for details.
Once it’s backed up, click Start, then Run, type regedit and press ENTER.

You’ll have to find the key you want in the Registry Editor. If you know its address, you can navigate the left pane as if it was Windows Explorer, looking for the folder within the folder. Or you can search by pressing F3 and entering a keyword.

Once you find the undesirable key in the right pane, right-click it, select Delete, then take a deep breath and select Yes.

Priced at P3,300, The Buffalo MediaStation Ultra-Slim Portable DVD Drive is an affordable external DVD writer ideal for notebook PC. As a high quality alternative to laptop manufacturers’ expensive options, it simply connect via USB 2.0 but it also has a USB Y-cable for connecting underpowered notebooks to a secondary USB port for power. The MediaStation also includes the CyberLink DVD software suite for Windows and comes in an ultra-slim and sleek black body with a high gloss finish.