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Apple Time Capsule

Another product Apple released during the keynote is Time Capsule. Time Capsule is a NAS (network-attached storage) unit that will wirelessly sync with multiple Macs running Leopard with Time Machine. It is also an 802.11n base station.

Priced at $299(SG$489) and $499(SG$788) for the 500GB and 1TB hard drive respectively. A little pricey but if you have more than 1 computers at home, this is a good buy!

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2 Responses to “Apple Time Capsule”

  1. Rob Quarters Says:
    January 19th, 2008 at 8:34 am

    Another interesting announcement/launch from MacWorld is Data Robotics new NAS front end for Drobo, DroboShare. It lets you easily conntect up to two Drobo to your network. Engadget gave it a pretty good review, especially for ease-of-use. Worth checking out and seems more interesting for those of us who already bought the new Airport before they added the drive =(

  2. Yong Hwee Says:
    January 19th, 2008 at 9:55 pm

    Hi Rob,

    Thanks for mentioning DroboShare. I’m really fascinated by the folks at Data Robotics and especially the Drobo NAS.

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