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Review: Apple's Terabyte Time Capsule Makes Data Simple To Share

Yeah we know storage is freaking boring. But at least Apple makes a legitimate attempt to make it sexy. We take a long hard look at the 1TB Time Capsule which also support s 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity. From the mind of reviewer (and Wired senior editor) Rob Capps: Time Capsule has just about every feature […]

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Yeah we know storage is freaking boring. But at least Apple makes a legitimate attempt to make it sexy. We take a long hard look at the 1TB Time Capsule which also support s 802.11 a/b/g/n connectivity. From the mind of reviewer (and Wired senior editor) Rob Capps:

Time Capsule has just about every feature you could want in a Wi-Fi router. It simultaneously runs both 2.4- and 5-GHz networks, so it seamlessly connects with both fast n-spec network devices and b and g gizmos like iPhones and older laptops. And if you're a Mac user (surprise, Time Capsule is heavily geared toward Macs) you can use Leopard's automated Time Machine software for no-brainer backups and access files on the hard drive remotely via Apple's $100-a-year Mobile Me service.

As always you can scopethe review in its entirety (with gorgeous pics) right here.