At Macworld in San Francisco this week, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announces Time Capsule, a combination of an Airport Extreme base station and server-grade hard drive. The device will be available in two versions, a 500GB at US$299 and 1TB at US$499. The new product is scheduled to ship in February. Also, check out new features on the Apple iPhone, which were showcased at Macworld.
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