That is an entirely different product!!! The TimeCapsule is not a server but a wireless router and access point with a built in hard drive!
P.S. the HP setver starts at 600 for the 750 GB
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Image of 2 TB Time Capsule Box?
- Thread starter aznkid25
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
P.S. the HP setver starts at 600 for the 750 GB
I'm still waiting for the MacBook Pro to get a current generation hard drive. 300g is too small. It's time Apple kept up with the market. There should be a 500g drive in the 17 inch pro.
Apple you're losing SALES.
No, they aren't. Anyone intelligent enough to want/need a larger hard drive is intelligent enough not to buy a hard drive from Apple.
Um...
Don't know if this has been said before on this thread or not but we found out that, at least with all of our distributors, the product info rarely comes from the actual vendor. All the information comes from a third party source that the vendor tasks with providing the information. I know that sounds strange but we have had numerous issues with incorrect specs from our distributors and once, after a real big screw up, got to talk to one of the agents from a description provider. They would check out the inconsistency with one of the vendor's sources and fix it. The problem was never fixed but the product did go 'disco' shortly after. (Discontinued)
Mistakes are more common than people might think.
Now, is this a 'screw up', a leak, or is this 'bait' for sites like this. I wouldn't put it past a reseller to fake a picture just to draw eyes...
Don't know if this has been said before on this thread or not but we found out that, at least with all of our distributors, the product info rarely comes from the actual vendor. All the information comes from a third party source that the vendor tasks with providing the information. I know that sounds strange but we have had numerous issues with incorrect specs from our distributors and once, after a real big screw up, got to talk to one of the agents from a description provider. They would check out the inconsistency with one of the vendor's sources and fix it. The problem was never fixed but the product did go 'disco' shortly after. (Discontinued)
Mistakes are more common than people might think.
Now, is this a 'screw up', a leak, or is this 'bait' for sites like this. I wouldn't put it past a reseller to fake a picture just to draw eyes...
Yep...
Seagate has the Momentus ST9500420ASG 7,200RPM with G-Shock protection... I'd bet my data on that one.
Has anyone done a comparison on how different drives effect battery life? Would this drive be a good choice for keeping battery life? (Which has never been what Apple claims it should be)
Seagate has the Momentus ST9500420ASG 7,200RPM with G-Shock protection... I'd bet my data on that one.
Has anyone done a comparison on how different drives effect battery life? Would this drive be a good choice for keeping battery life? (Which has never been what Apple claims it should be)
From looking at the source, clubmac appears to be a shop window for http://www.pcmall.com. The image certainly comes from pcmall, and essentially the same Time Capsule pages, including the 2TB box image, are found on their site. And, on both clubmac and pcmall, the 2TB image appears on both the 500GB and 1TB pages (dual band, not single band).
http://www.pcmall.com/pcmall/shop/d...nd 802.11n Wi-Fi-NAS Network Attached Storage
Edit: Sorry, link doesn't work for some reason - you can find the Time Capsule pages easily enough though.
http://www.pcmall.com/pcmall/shop/d...nd 802.11n Wi-Fi-NAS Network Attached Storage
Edit: Sorry, link doesn't work for some reason - you can find the Time Capsule pages easily enough though.
If this is two 1TB drives striped then I'd be a little concerned. A back up should not have twice the failure potential built in.
Maybe I worry too much.
No you don't. A RAID0 stripe can only be considered a backup by people who don't understand the implications of what that kind of disk config means. If that's what the product is going to be then it's coated with hot spicy failsauce.
Well heck...
Why not make it a wireless NAS box then? With like 5 hot-swap drives and a blinking light on top...
But seriously, SSD would be very expensive, even without the Apple upcharge.
Imagine the cost of a 1TB box... YIKES!
make it a SSD apple
Why not make it a wireless NAS box then? With like 5 hot-swap drives and a blinking light on top...
But seriously, SSD would be very expensive, even without the Apple upcharge.
Imagine the cost of a 1TB box... YIKES!
I don't see the point of Apple even putting a disk inside the Time Capsule box. Why not just have a FW800 port and let users buy their own disk? Then if you like, hook up a Drobo unit that is stuffed with 1.5 TB SATA drives. Disk drive technology moves quickly.
That would be pointless. There is no need to save power, the device is plugged into A/C mains. These is no need to make it faster is wireless is slower then even a slow disk drive.
What you really need is the ability to use redundent stoarge or storge that is larger than the largest available disk drive. In other words RAID5.
That would be pointless. There is no need to save power, the device is plugged into A/C mains. These is no need to make it faster is wireless is slower then even a slow disk drive.
What you really need is the ability to use redundent stoarge or storge that is larger than the largest available disk drive. In other words RAID5.
I looked at the image closely on my screen, and it looks a bit noisy compared to the rest of the images. Probably a fake.
Here's a very closely zoomed in picture of it - hopefully you all see what I see http://andyh2.com/uploads/90293a0509751f6cd6674f516b4fe42a.png
Here's a very closely zoomed in picture of it - hopefully you all see what I see http://andyh2.com/uploads/90293a0509751f6cd6674f516b4fe42a.png
Awesome, now just for a 2TB Apple TV?
This is great stuff but can we also have a 2TB Apple TV mr Jobs? Having to hack them is just getting boring...
This is great stuff but can we also have a 2TB Apple TV mr Jobs? Having to hack them is just getting boring...
So far...
Western Digital is the only company that I've found with a single drive 2TB product. It's of the Caviar Green series.
Reviewed here: LINK
Apple doesn't seem to use any WD drives but who knows...
Can you imagine a Time Capsule twice as thick as the current one to house 2 1TB drives? Imagine the heat too. They would also need some kind of controller in there too, to do the raid. I'll pass on that one... I'm already nervous enough that the TC doesn't have a raid option...
Western Digital is the only company that I've found with a single drive 2TB product. It's of the Caviar Green series.
Reviewed here: LINK
Apple doesn't seem to use any WD drives but who knows...
Can you imagine a Time Capsule twice as thick as the current one to house 2 1TB drives? Imagine the heat too. They would also need some kind of controller in there too, to do the raid. I'll pass on that one... I'm already nervous enough that the TC doesn't have a raid option...
They use 2.5" drives in the Apple TV? Interesting... I guess they would have to.
They *could* stick two drives in there though...
I would love to see Apple make the TC compete with Drobo in that market by making the HDD/HDDs hot swappable.
Well this is what Apple should build the unit into, right now its purpose is too limited, I feel they are going that way with the new additions they added in the update.
Why?
I have no need for anything bigger currently in my Apple TV. I stream everything from my PMG5 in my home office. Sure somethings are on the drive but I just looked and I have 4GB of video, 4GB of photos, but the rest is empty space for rentals.
I guess if you don't have a computer networked you might want larger but still, what's wrong with streaming?
And don't forget the option to put another drive in, in place of the optical!
