The Buffalo network-attached storage series are network-attached storage devices. They can be modified into miniature general purpose Linux-based computers. The LinkStation and TeraStation are intended for the general public, while the Kuro Box is intended for expert hackers as a cheap platform for Linux development.
These devices have undergone various improvements since they were first produced. For example, the first generation of this device had a 100BASE-T network adapter using a Parallel ATA hard drive. The current version has a 1000BASE-T-capable connection and uses the Serial ATA interface. Older generations of the device used PowerPC and MIPS processors, while the latest version of the device uses an ARM architecture processor.
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