Testseek.com have collected 63 expert reviews of the Apple Time Capsule MB276 / MB277 and the average rating is 73%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Apple Time Capsule MB276 / MB277.
April 2008
(73%)
63 Reviews
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Abstract: The name ‘Capsules' always brought tears to our eyes but this capsule from Apple is a different beast altogether. It is meant for pure massive data storage space! How does it look? Well, it is neat, glossy and white in color and off course has your favori...
This little beauty from Apple is the perfect way to protect your Mac against fire, flood and acts of God. Why? Well it’s an all-in-one router with a wireless hard drive. In the flesh we found that it shovelled data from your Mac speedier than Lewis...
Unfortunately, the Time Capsule only works with Mac computers, so if you're a dedicated Windows devotee there's not really much here for you to get excited about. Also, for best performance it can't be too far from your machine despite its N-s...
The Time Capsule is the best thing we’ve seen the world of backup for ages, making networking shared devices hassle free. It's pretty pricey though, and only works with Apple products.Apple Time Capsule is tagged with Apple, Wi-Fi, router and ha...
Abstract: Apples Time Capsule is marketed as a network backup device for Mac users, but it can also be used with Windows computers as a file server like any other network-attached storage (NAS) device. It also has a built-in gigabit Ethernet and Draft-N wire...
Easy to configure (especially on Macs); share additional disks over USB; share a printer
No browser-based admin tool; no way to check disk integrity
The Time Capsule offers a reasonably-priced opportunity to adopt a basic backup regime, particularly for laptops users that refuse to be tied down – even at the risk of losing files. ...
Automatic, transparent, wireless backup, Easy to use, Versioned, incremental, Share printers and disks to Macs and PCs
Slow initial backup, No convenient way to secure backups
Were going to say this up front: buy one of these now. We dont care if youve never backed up a byte of data, or already have an existing backup regime; Time Capsules transparent, zero-intervention, newbie-friendly system is the best we have ever us...
If youre uncertain about whether to get an AirPort Extreme, or a Time Capsule, look at it this way. An AirPort Extreme base station costs £119. The entry-level Time Capsule gives you all of the features of the base station and 500GB of built-in stora...
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Published: 2008-03-31, Author: Mark , review by: macworld.co.uk
Great idea, neat and tidy backup solution, large hard drive, easy to use, no maintenance required once you’ve set it up
Hourly backups are too often, wireless bakup is time-consuming, Gigabit Ethernet file transfer is markedly slow
Time Capsule seems ideally suited for a home network that hasn’t yet upgraded to an 802.11n wireless network (and, thus, doesn’t yet have a new AirPort Extreme Base Station). Time Capsule is a big improvement for such networks, although the £1...
At first glance, Time Capsule meets the challenge of being easy to set up, and easy to start backing up computers on a local network. Glenn Fleishman, Macworld US ...
Abstract: Time Capsule takes the functions of an AirPort Extreme base station and adds an internal disk that allows Time Machine to back up over a network. Since it was announced in January, many have been eager to take advantage of wireless backups - a feature ...
