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Apple Airport Time Capsule 2TB A1470 5th. Original owner - $30 (oakland rockridge / claremont)
College Avenue near Webster
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I have been the only owner of this like new condition Apple Airport Time Capsule, which has provided flawless service. I have used it as a router, as well as for the dedicated Apple Time Machine backup service, which provides a unique way to save a series of backups of your Mac, by date. This allows you to restore your computer and all its files to its previous state from a chosen past date. Realize that you deleted your thesis two weeks ago? Just select the backup image from the last time time your thesis was available, and you can restore your Mac to how it was on that date.
I used this Time Capsule in my office, but work from home now and already have another Time Capsule (same model) here. I've copied some AI summary info below, but feel free to ask questions.
Comes in original box. You will need to supply an ethernet cable and a Figure 8 power cord. Each of these is available for $5-10 on Amazon.
AI Summary:
The Apple Time Capsule A1470 is a Two Terabyte 5th generation 802.11ac Wi-Fi base station with a built-in hard drive for automated wireless backups using Apple's Time Machine software.
This model also functions as a router, providing internet connectivity through its gigabit Ethernet ports and supporting both Mac and Windows computers. It can be used to share printers or external hard drives via a USB 2.0 port.
Key features Dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi: Supports both \(2.4GHz\) and \(5GHz\) bands for fast wireless networking.2TB built-in storage: Provides ample space for automatic, wireless backups from Apple devices.Wireless router functionality: Functions as a fully capable wireless router, with a gigabit Ethernet WAN port for a modem and three gigabit Ethernet LAN ports for wired devices.USB 2.0 port: Allows for connecting a USB printer or external hard drive for sharing across the network.Time Machine compatibility: Seamlessly integrates with Time Machine on Macintosh computers for automated backups.