Wireless USB stick
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Some may find the capacity very limiting.
It doesn't look like there is a way to increase this.I think that both the sticks are USB.
Here's the USB connection from the first link:
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@nadnerB said:
Some may find the capacity very limiting.
It doesn't look like there is a way to increase this.In a form factor like this, I don't think you care about capacity beyond what you can currently buy. But I could be wrong.
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This is much smaller than the OTG - Cloud I have. But similar principle.
![31FyLwFVrPL[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/SlS55Pi.jpg)
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Doesn't seem that useful to me.
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I was reading the reviews of the OTG - Cloud, and one person's use case was to hold movies for road trips. They could be streamed to multiple devices at the same time.
Additionally - instead of paying ridiculous prices for high memory in an iPad/etc you use this as primary storage.
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@Dashrender said:
I was reading the reviews of the OTG - Cloud, and one person's use case was to hold movies for road trips. They could be streamed to multiple devices at the same time.
Additionally - instead of paying ridiculous prices for high memory in an iPad/etc you use this as primary storage.
Yup, pretty much what I will do with it. It is also a external battery pack.. so I can sacrifice it to charge my phone.
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I could see us using this. It is a neat idea.
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One thing I think is cool about this would be something like a Go Pro (or any recording type device) sending it's data directly to the NAS while it's recording.
I've heard of stories about cops taking people's Go-Pros/recorders/whatever to destroy evidence. Not a huge deal in the US, but elsewhere, who knows.
Additionally, it gives you an additional backup.
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@Dashrender said:
Not a huge deal in the US, but elsewhere, who knows.
Isn't that specifically where it is a big deal?
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@scottalanmiller said:
@Dashrender said:
Not a huge deal in the US, but elsewhere, who knows.
Isn't that specifically where it is a big deal?
Unless you're being arrested, I'm not sure this happens in the US - but I don't know.
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@Dashrender said:
Unless you're being arrested, I'm not sure this happens in the US - but I don't know.
Isn't it when it is evidence to protect you that it is most important?
Cops in the US are known for taking cameras anytime that they want.
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@Dashrender said:
I've heard of stories about cops taking people's Go-Pros/recorders/whatever to destroy evidence. Not a huge deal in the US, but elsewhere, who knows.
This happens all the time in the US.Definitely something you need to worry about here.
