 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection and service, along with coarse air memory and Western Digital. Here in the Western Digital booth, they're showing off the MyCloud. Now to be clear guys, this is an external hard drive. It's a NAS. Okay, so there's a three and a half inch drive inside. It's available in two, three or four terabyte configurations. On the back you can see you got your standard USB 3 gigabit LAN and power in. You also got some ventilation holes. So you might be going, okay, well Linus, why are they calling this the MyCloud? And the answer is that it's all about the software. And while personal cloud has been something that's existed for quite some time, that is to say using your own personal storage for all of your off-site backup, or your cloud backup, so you can carry your files around with you even when you're on your phone, this has existed. But what WD is trying to do here is make it much simpler and much more accessible for regular people. So it's got the usual PC or Mac. That is to say it's compatible with time machine backups. It's got the usual DLNA server. So it does all that stuff that a WD NAS normally does. But where the key differentiator comes in is in the mobile software. So it's super easy to set up. You connect to the MyCloud and then you can do all the kinds of things you would expect to be able to do with a service such as Dropbox or Google Drive. That is to say you can pull down files at any time and then view them on your phone or on your tablet or other device. Even another computer. You can upload or backup files from your device to your MyCloud for access at a later date. And you can even actually synchronize MyCloud, so that is your personal cloud, with other cloud services such as a SkyDrive or Google Drive. Now it's available in that single drive configuration, but it's also available with the MyCloud EX4. This is like, I don't know, it's somewhere between a personal device and like a small office, home office device. It accepts up to four drives. It supports RAID 0, 1, 5 and 10. And it's got redundancy, so you can see it has two power inputs, two gigabit LANs, so it's got failover there. It also has two USB 3 ports for additional expansion instead of just one. And it comes at least the one we're looking at here with no drives installed. So you can actually mix and match and pick your own storage configuration up to 16 terabytes of raw storage for your own personal cloud, which you can then configure whatever way you want. So guys, this has been the MyCloud. Stay tuned because we are getting our hands on a unit. We are definitely going to be doing a review. So that's going to be coming soon. Stay tuned for that, guys. Thank you for checking out this video from the Western Digital booth here at CES 2014. Our trip to the show is powered by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection and service, as well as Western Digital and Corsair Memory. Without those guys, we would not be able to be here bringing you this content from the show.