Clickfree Wireless hands-on (video)

We went out on the CES show floor to find the clickfree Wireless Backup and all of its wireless backing-up power. Coming in two versions — 500GB or optional 1TB capacities — the Wireless Backup seems to be a fully capable backup option, competing with other wireless solutions like the Apple Time Capsule and the LaCie Wireless Space . It includes the company’s patented AutoRUN feature that takes care of the initial setup, which is simple enough that even non-Engadget readers would be able to plug in and start backing up their files through the waves of the WiFis. After the software is configured for one or more computers, all that is required is a standard outlet for some juice and you’re rolling. There’s a number of options for those who want to choose specific files for backup and restore. While the clickfree Wireless is certainly competitive and one of the smallest backup solutions we’ve seen, comparing in size to an Apple TV or a Roku XD , it certainly doesn’t share some of the features of being a NAS and WLAN router like the LaCie Wireless Space, nor does it have USB support. Video after the break. Gallery: clickfree Wireless hands-on Continue reading Clickfree Wireless hands-on (video) Clickfree Wireless hands-on (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 08 Jan 2011 20:49:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink

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