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Dropbox is roughly $1/Gb per year... So you would be looking at $100-$200/year going that route. If you are paying that much for your content storage, understan
by hodder 14y ago
Dropbox is roughly $1/Gb per year... So you would be looking at $100-$200/year going that route. If you are paying that much for your content storage, understand you are paying a premium for the convenience of cloud storage.
If you don't need web access to your content you are certainly better off financially simply buying a 1TB external hardrive. They can be had for $50 these days.
Is price or the convenience of the cloud more important to you? I personally have opted for the external route.
- dhackner 14y agoConvenience would be nice so that I don't need to carry movies on my laptop and could stream them, but perhaps that is a bit move work than necessary. I was considering buying and partitioning a time capsule to use as both external storage for media and as a time machine backup. The wireless setup is nice since it becomes more transparent.