Just called the store here in Littleton. Rep told me they are in the back room and he will not sell me one till tonight or tomorrow.
Whats up with that?
Whats up with that?
Keep in mind your computes also have to be Wireless-N, in addition to the router being Wireless-N.
If both aren't Wireless N, you are stuck at Wireless-G speeds.
All computers are wireless N. Will the iPhone impact this when I use it with wifi?
One thing I want to know about these is if you can easily have 2-3 macs all backing up wirelessly via Time Machine...and if you can also use it as a regular storage drive.
I have never used Time Machine but I want to get one of these and we have 3 macs that would use it.
Anyone know? I think I might go buy one.
I've backed up a MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air to my 500GB Time Capsule with no problems. You can also connect to it as a regular storage drive that shows up on your desktop. Just install AirPort Utility 5.3 that comes with the TC, set a password, and in the sidebar of a Finder window just click connect and enter the password. Both my machines have Leopard installed, though Apple says it should work under Tiger as well.
Can you use the Time Capsule drive for general storage and not for Time Machine? Like pointing to it for storing media/photos etc? If not I guess the alternative would be attaching a second drive to the TC via it's usb and pointing media storage to that.
Is there any way to set limits to how much time machine will back-up so you can reserve space for regular storage?
You sure can, I just finished moving my TV Shows to the TC. iTunes takes a couple seconds to access the file over the network, but everything works great.
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Cool. Are using TC for backups as well? I thought you could not partition the TC hard drive. Can you use TC for back ups AND general storage?
I didn't find such a setting in either the AirPort Utility or the Time Machine preferences. I guess it won't really affect me because the MacBook Air only has a 64GB drive, but it's a good question!