Apple intros 2TB Time Capsule, drops 1TB price
updated 10:00 am EDT, Thu July 30, 2009
New 2TB Time Capsule
Apple has quietly introduced an upgraded Time Capsule drive, which can now store as much as 2TB. The new capacity trumps an earlier 1TB option, which has been reduced in price to $299. The 2TB model is priced at $499.
Features of the combination router and network storage device are otherwise unchanged since a March revision. That update introduced simultaneous dual-band Wi-Fi, along with the ability to create separate networks, such as a guest account restricted to Internet access. It was also the last to include a sub-terabyte Time Capsule.



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I used to think Apple needed to increase terabyte storage more an more as people's media libraries grew. I'm maxed out on my 500GB Time Capsule, and felt eventually I could easily max out a 1TB drive also. But I think in a short period of time people's habits are shifting, I know mine have. I've curbed my desire of holding every single second of media for eternity, and shifted to regularly cleaning out media I no longer care about or only streaming certain content.