 Today's unboxing will be the end all and be all of WD MyNet unboxings. They're an uber premium product. None of these things. Today we're going to be having a look at the MyNet N900 Central. This is basically like the MyNet N900 except it comes with a hard drive inside. Which means this is basically like a NAS that also functions as a router, that also functions as a network switch, that also functions as a wireless access point, that also functions as an Apple time capsule. It just does everything. I mean you'll still need a computer and like, or like a tablet or something but, but it almost does everything. Alright, effortless entertainment. This refers to WD's FastTrack technology. So what FastTrack, or rather FastTrack Plus. FastTrack uses profiles in the firmware to provide dynamic quality of service to all the traffic that's coming in and out of your network. FastTrack Plus automatically detects what kind of an application is using this number of bandwidth and then automatically reserves it for applications that it deems to be more important such as Skype or gaming or whatever else where you don't want to have that extra latency while the packets wait for you know, Jeffrey's My Little Pony TV show downloads that don't matter at all because you know, I don't know if it will actually prioritize like house over My Little Pony if two people are watching TV but it will prioritize that TV over like torrenting for example. Alright, what else we got here? Auto backup. Very cool stuff because of the internal hard drive that feature is enabled. So while there are other routers that do have USB ports for external hard drives, this is a more integrated, more elegant solution for sure. More reliability, wirelessly backup personal files on all your PCs to one reliable location wherever you are on your network. Very cool stuff. I'm big into NAS and if you guys don't already know that, I believe in data backups because drives fail. It's just a reality of it. More control. MyNet Dashboard provides a simple view of your central settings for easy customization and more advanced options such as advanced QoS, wireless security, parental controls, network diagnostic tools, auto sensing, port technology and antenna amplifier. So this is an N900 router built in here so it's pretty much as fast as it gets on wireless end. And it also has 4 gigabit ethernet ports which actually isn't quite as many as the regular MyNet N900 which has 7 gigabit ethernet ports but this one has a hard drive so you have to decide which features matter. It's available in a 1 terabyte or 2 terabyte configuration at launch. We have the 1 terabyte one here because to test it it's not like we needed higher capacity. Let's go ahead and open this bad boy up. So we've got a technical support and limited warranty guide, a start here CD. Do people even have optical drives in their computers anymore? Do they still need this? I actually don't know. Power cable? Power brick? Ethernet cable? Ethernet brick? No, there's no ethernet brick. I mean what would an ethernet brick be? A switch? Don't be a smart guy Slick. He contributed switch. At the same time as me which basically means now he's going to think he's as clever as I am. He's going to be putting on errors and I'm going to have to pay him more. It's going to be problematic for everyone actually. Okay so moving right along, FastTrack Plus is awesome. Auto backup is awesome. It's both Apple and Windows compatible which is very cool. Backup all at the same time. Stream surf play. Yep, good stuff. You can see your computers and stuff going on. View and share your files at home or away with the WD2GO remote access. It's available as an app. Very cool stuff. Superior multi-floor coverage with range amplifying technology. So this one, the MyNet N900 Central does have the same wireless range as the N900, the same FastTrack Plus, the same gigabit ethernet ports but not as many of them. One fewer USB 2 port. Remember it's got an internal hard drive already anyway though. And all these features including... Look at this. They actually, they changed it. They just added this one. See? It wasn't even on there. See? The Central, it's not there. And then they just were like whoa, well this one needs like more. So I guess they didn't want you to compare the Central when you were looking at it. Maybe by the time they launch this they'll have revised the packaging. But they're both DLNA certified which means you can stream your media all over the place like a boss, internal storage, auto backup and remote access all included because of that hard drive. Okay, I think that pretty much covers it for the box. It's slightly heavier than the regular MyNet N900 which makes sense because hard drives are heavy. On the front we've got a power switch, or a power LED rather, wireless LED, internet LED, WPS LED and hard drive activity LED. This is not present on the N900. We've got a WPS button for your easy wireless setup. We've got a power switch, power in, four gigabit ethernet ports, one internet WAN port, one USB port and a Kensington lock. The other ones didn't have a Kensington lock but then they weren't as expensive. Cooling fan is in the bottom. I really hope it's quiet. There's your reset switch in the bottom as well. There's your part number, serial number and MAC address. And there's your sort of performancey looking matte top thing that's going on here. And I think that pretty much covers it. So that is it. We have finally finished with the MyNet N900 Central, the entire range of Western Digital routers. And while we'll unbox them anyway, we're going to do more videos about them that actually show off these cool fast track features. But thank you for watching Linus Tech Tips. 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