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THE TRAVELING TERABYTE PROJECT

PHOTOS & OTHER MEDIA

2010-01-22 - The completed 3rd generation TTB

Here's the final version of the newest Traveling Terabyte. The size and weight of this latest package is nothing short of stunning, in my view. Barely over a pound, but containing over 5,000 hours of content.

 

2010-01-22 - The newest version of the TTB... so bloody tiny

The latest version of the TTB is complete, and even i am astonished at how small it is. There are no more power adapters, plug converters, or other cords. It's just a USB cable and a notebook drive in a mini case... that's our new standard.

 

2009-12-07 - x-mas DVDs head out in the mail

Another trip to the post office during the silly season... another big batch of DVDs makes its way out to APO and FPO addresses around the world. Many of our Embassy Marine friends are also included again, as well.

 

2009-07-22 - two next-gen TTBs are completed

We now have two of the new-generation Traveling Terabytes completed and ready to be shown off at DEFCON, then make their way to a USO post, then to Iraq and Afghanistan.

 

2009-07-06 - new TTB hardware... more compact and efficient

We're rebuilding the Traveling Terabytes using smaller cases, wickedly awesome enclosures, and full 1TB drives. Faster speed in a tighter, lighter package, baby.

 

2008-07-12 - US Marines enjoying TTB #2 in Dushanbe

US Marines overseas enjoy learning scads of new things from the Discovery Channel programs, documentaries, and loads of books (both eBooks and Audiobooks) on the tan TTB.

 

2007-08-24 - TTB #1 arrives in Tajikistan

the original OD Green TTB entertains US Marines in Tajikistan's capital city.

 

2007-07-28 - home base

the traveling terabytes get a proper place to call home.

 

2006-12-21 - both together

both of the traveling terabytes home at the same time for maintenance and file updates.

 

2006-10-17 - TTB #2

photos of the second traveling terabyte package.

 

2006-07-15 - TTB #1

photos of the first traveling terabyte package.

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