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crunchgear.com - 1/28/2009

Buffalo launching 7-inch USB external display

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Small external displays are becoming increasingly commonplace but the little displays are still special to us. They are so freking handy and this one from Buffalo is no different. The 7-inch display is powered by USB and features a decent 800×480 display resolution which should display ...

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pclaunches.com - 1/28/2009

Buffalo 7” External USB Display

— pclaunches.com — Buffalo Japan today came out with their very own external display powered by USB technology. The FTD-W71... is a 7incher external display and can be used as a secondary monitor to display additional spreadsheets, webpages, pictures etc. The idea of ... (more) Buffalo 7” External USB Display

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coolest-gadgets.com - 1/22/2009

Buffalo USB Speaker

— coolest-gadgets.com — Just in time to usher in the Year of the Ox, eh? After all, Gadget4All is based... in Hong Kong, which means they will be having a ball of a time celebrating Chinese New Year in a few days’ time. The Buffalo USB Speaker is pretty much ... (more) Buffalo USB Speaker

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akihabaranews.com - 1/28/2009

Buffalo Japan Launches Their New 7” USB External Display

— akihabaranews.com — Small USB powered LCDs seem to be pretty hot lately... This is why Buffalo Japan jumped on... the bandwagon with their FTD-W71 USB. With an arguably low end design and horrible stand, the FTD-W71 features WVGA resolution (800x480), a contrast ratio of ... (more) Buffalo Japan Launches Their New 7” USB External Display

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Buffalo's FTD-W71 7-inch USB Monitor Swivels For Better Buddy-Listing [Nanovision]
Gizmodo — ... it looks like the FTD-W71 is Japan-only, but hopefully it won't stay that way. So far it seems only the Asia-only 7-inchers get the swivel, as the Korea-bound Nanovision Mimo can do it too. D-Link's CES-launched mini-monitor doesn't looks like it can do anything but boring old horizontal orientation. Like the rest of 'em, Buffalo's has an 800x480 widescreen resolution, sucks video entirely from USB, and appears to only work with Windows. [Akihabara News via CG] ...