Time Capsule Exploration by TechRestore

[Dominoes282]

You've fulfilled my feeling to unnecessarily disassembly things. Thanks for putting out these videos :D

[iwanthalo3]

damn.

i wish all unboxings were like this....

[madmanmike1960]

Total waste! Unless all you want is to see what the inside looks like. As a disassembly How-to this sucks.

[lambergino]

I just got a Time Capsule 2TB xD and wondered how the inside looked... your video helped!

Nice job! Thanks!!

[AirForceOz]

Which hard drive does Apple use in the 2TB TC? I just bought a 1TB TC and plan to throw my 2TB WD Green in there, but if the 2TB drive is the same or better, then I will just get the 2TB one and keep my warranty, lol. Thanks!

[catchatyou]

where'd you get all of the sound effects from?

[TechnologicMe]

Apple iMovie sound effect's

[buddylikeguitar]

that was so sick good job

[totalembarrasment]

that was awesome

[Adityac1]

Cool! and the stop motion animation you guys have done is awesome, mine always turns out choppy..

[theskattalitte]

excellent. the wow factor.

[TechRestore]

Thank you! That's what I aim for. (c:

[dinmamma164]

like ur vids, keep up the good work!.

[TechRestore]

Thanks - I'll do my best to keep 'em coming!

[cornillious1]

Awesome Video Thanks for taking the time to make it :)

[TechRestore]

Thanks C!

[ElliottMediaGroup]

Awesome video! I just took apart my TC, and it sure is a beautiful device on the inside!

[TechRestore]

Yup - Apple products look good inside and out!

[goemp]

does anybody know if you can buy an Airport Extreme Base Station and add your own hard drive? or does this only come wiht the time capsule?

[buildgreennow1112]

Only with Time Capsule.

[klax89]

Not true dummy, you can add an external hard drive to an extreme but not a express

[CreativeStudios]

wow that was really good and cool! must have taken forever.

[TechRestore]

Thanks! It doesn't take as long as you'd think. Once you get in the rhythm of snapping photos, it goes pretty quick.

[caseynovo]

sweet vid!

[TechRestore]

Thanks!

[andrewrunagall]

Great video, I've got a 1Tb one myself. Although having some probs with Time Machine.

[TechRestore]

Thanks! What's wrong with your Time Machine?

[andrewrunagall]

Don't know exactly, it just won't back up at all.

[USERX15]

wow that was awesome...

[TechRestore]

Right on, glad you liked it!

[georgescott12345]

cool man, keep it up!!

[TechRestore]

Thanks George!

[georgescott12345]

yeah any time!!

[laneisgangster7]

that must have been a pain in the ass to make

[TechRestore]

It's kinda fun actually. Once you get into the rhythm of snapping each frame, it goes pretty quick.

[zilverzero]

hehe cool sound affects :D 5*

[zilverzero]

i mean effects*

[TechRestore]

Haha - thanks! It was challenging finding a built-in sound effect for the shrink-wrap peel away, but the thunder seemed to work. The camera shutter sound kinda reminded me of Blade Runner..."zoom 24 to 36," *click, click, click*. Maybe I'll sample from the movie for the next video!

[AzumiRM]

So the "time capsule" is a wireless router with a hard disk? I guess for backup reasons. So I could just get a NAS server, attach it to wireless,map it as a network drive and set up automatic backups in scheduled tasks. Presto! your very own time capsule with 1.4TB of storage.

[TechRestore]

Though I haven't tried it, I believe the catch is that you can't select a network drive as a Time Machine backup drive.

[AzumiRM]

The time capsule part is mac's device naming (and perhaps their software). You really can attach a NAS server to a network and map it as a network drive. Then use windows own built in scheduling to back up your entire disk at intervals if you really wanted to. You dont even need the NAS, you could schedule it to back one machine up to another if you had a large capacity machine on the same network as a low cap one. This device is a gimmick.

[TechRestore]

I believe Time Capsule only works on a Mac with Leopard installed. Of course, on either platform, there are ways to set up automatic backups, but the novelty of Time Machine is that it lets you easily find old files with a simple graphic interface. The set up and maintenance are also so easy, that even a relatively non-computer literate individual could handle it. This is definitely the easiest backup system I have ever used and, ultimately, ease of use equals security. Plus, it looks cool.

[vincillustrator]

Wow....there is some talent in there....keep up the good work!

[TechRestore]

Thanks, I appreciate the encouragement!

[proteing4000]

Nice stop-motion video.

[TechRestore]

Thank you! It's easier to animate something simple like this, than the iPhone, because I don't have to keep reminding the technician to put it back in the same place when he's through removing each part.

[nvtech11]

thats awesome!!

[TechRestore]

Thanks! If you give me a good rating, maybe my boss will give me a raise. (c;