 Today we're going to be unboxing the MyBook World Edition. So this is a network hard drive or NAS, network attached storage. This is a 2 terabyte drive. So it's a single 3.5 inch 2 terabyte drive in there. You can do backup and storage for all your computers and it connects to a network router. It's 30% more efficient than standard systems, so claims WD. And let's see what else they have to say for themselves. Okay, that's just showing the unit itself. We're going to check that out when we actually open the box. All right, so you've got automatic backup, automatic and continuous backup. Never mind automatic backup. Share. So you can add centralized storage for everyone to save and share music, photos, videos and files on your home network. Okay, it's a NAS, so that's what it does. Access, so you can retrieve files from anywhere, anytime, even when your computer is off. Okay, that pretty much goes along with it being a NAS. And hey, this is good. You can play movies and music on your TV through your Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or digital media adapter. So here they have a little chart of how your network will look when you have one of these. So you've got your router here, you got your computer here, you got your wireless computers here, including PC and Mac. There is your MyBook World Edition. And then here's a game console with a television. And you can use the USB port to add more storage so you can plug in like another Western Digital external hard drive just directly into the MyBook World Edition and increase the storage automatically. Cool. All right. So a two terabyte gives you up to 880 hours of DVD quality movie, 500,000 MP3s or 571,000 JPEGs. And those would be big JPEGs, too. I mean, if you're storing small JPEGs, I mean, that would be more like on the order of millions. All right. Here we go. So easy setup. Three simple steps. Plug the drive into your router. Insert the CD into your computer. Use easy discovery tools to recognize the drive on your computer. OK, well, that's easy. Let's open this thing up and have a look at it. It's white. You know what they say, white's the new black. Actually, Apple's moved on to aluminum, so maybe why doesn't cool anymore? OK, so here's a little manual about your product system view, connecting it. Hey, how do you use it with leopard and tiger? All right. There is a software installation CD. You might want to actually use that. All right. Here's support numbers. And next we have, did you know you can update the firmware over the land? Great. That's good to know. All right. Let's open this thing up. So this is quite thick. This could probably hold two drives inside, actually. I might have been mistaken saying it was one two terabyte drive. I mean, two one terabyte drives. Here is a power adapter. All right. Fairly standard thing. Next, we have an ethernet cable. Presumably is at least cat 5e, so it'll run at gigabit speeds. So let's go back in there and let's have a look at the My Book World edition, which is sealed. Yeah, I get to break another seal. I like that. It really does add to the unboxing experience. The more unpackaging and unboxing you can do, the better. All right. Well, there's a very, very shiny WD logo on the side right there is shiny, shiny white at the front. You've got a little I'm not sure if that's a window or just a gray, gray bar. And then on the other side, you have another shiny WD logo on the bottom. You've got four little rubberized feet. So it's meant to sit like this. My keys. OK. So it's meant to sit just like that. It's not going to slip because it has rubberized feet. And on the back, very simply, you've got a power switch, a USB port and a gigabit ethernet port. There's a little hard reset as well as your power in. OK, now I'm going to try something here. I don't know if this is going to work. So I'm not going to televised it, so to speak. Hold on. I'm going to try and get it open because someone told me how to do it. I don't know if I'm doing it right here or not. I'm not doing it right. OK, forget it. So inside we see one hard drive and then lots of room for ventilation and other electronics. So I don't know. I don't know how well you can see this, but the drive is right here. There's lots of electronics which are powering the back plane here at the IO. And then, yeah, all of these are just straight through vents where you can completely see the hard drive. So it is passively cooled. That means that if it sits a little bit up off the table, which it will because of these feet, you're going to have air just naturally flowing down from the bottom and then up through the top and in from the back because of the heat generated by the components inside. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the MyBook World Edition two terabyte network hard drive from Western Digital.