Here the photograph that starts to make the rounds on the Web.
The story of this iPhone is given on
a blog. Its owner connected to his computer and found it like this 3 hours later.
He shouts about a major issue, but this is in fact extremely rare since he has not succeeded in finding another similar case in the tens of millions of the iPhone sold.
Being given the place where the plastic melted, we wonder whether something may have been in the connector to make the short-circuit and thus generating heat and burning the plastic.
Knowing that Apple has no chance has to remove the old Airport Extreme N and Time Capsule from the sales outlets and that thing that differentiate the old from the new are in tiny characters on the boxes, it would be easy for you to make an error and to find yourself with a product from the old range. To avoid this vexation, you will have to look at the serial number which is on the lower part of the boxes. Here those of the new products:
Airport Extreme n: MB763Z/A
Time Capsule 500 Go: MB764Z/A
Time Capsule 1To: MB765Z/A
The old units have the following numbers
Airport Extreme n: MA073ZA
Time Capsule 500 Go: MB276Z/A
Time Capsule 1To: MB277Z/A
PS, if you buy these products in other countries, only the end of the reference changes, for example LL/A for the United States instead of Z/A for France.
Profiting from it's exclusive 2 TB hard drives, Western Digital announced a NAS containing 4 of these, capable of storing 8 TB of data.
It is possible to configure the disks in a RAID 0, 1, or 5.
It has Gigabit Ethernet and 3 USB ports.
It is even compatible with Mac OS X and will cost 1500€ ($1800).
Note that Western Digital has chosen to keep its 2 TB drives exclusive for some weeks and it is still impossible to buy a bare drive from retail channels.
