Jack in the Box or pirates’ gift?
The Jack in the Box MZK-NAS02 is a gadget used for storage, with some incredible capabilities: 1.5 TB of space and a built-in Bittorrent client. This Panex device can operate on its own, without needing a PC or a MAC connected, and is a fancy piece of technology that could come in handy for those people downloading a lot from clients.
Of course, you should only download legal stuff and not the materials protected by copyright, cause you don’t want to break the law, do you? This dedicated Bittorrent client can hold two SATA bays with a total of 1.5 TB maximum storage capacity. Being independent, all you have to do is to set up the torrents you’re downloading with the help of a Web Browser, and from here the device will do all the job.
The jack in the Box, 1.5 TB for your Bittorrent client
The Jack in the Box will keep all your content safe and is compatible with some popular Internet services like iTunes. The connectivity is not so great, having only the needed Ethernet Gigabit port. A SD/MMC card slot is also present, but WiFi or Bluetooth could have come in handy…
The gadget will only be available in Japan for now, at a starting price of 333 $ without the hard-disks. Like the people on SciFi said, media pirates hate spending money on movies or music, but won’t bother paying a lot of bucks on this kind of devices that will help them download more stuff faster. So, be careful, Internet piracy is still called stealing, and the hand of the law ain’t short at all…
Source: SciFi
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Looks like a good piece of equipament, I might get one for myself too. How much does Jack in the Box cost ?
It seems that at first it will only be available in Japan at around 333$, without drives, I assume.