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Keepin’ it real fake, part CXX: Sapido NAS apes another Xbox 360 KIRF

Posted on 05 June 2008 by

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Okay, so it’s one thing to copy Microsoft on its Xbox 360 design — and yes, Amigo did so shamelessly with its R622AG WLAN router that we peeked about this time last year — but it takes some serious cohones to copy a copycat. Nevertheless, Sapido has done just that with its latest NAS. Yeah, we could tell you all about its SAMBA / FTP / BT compatibility, but we’d rather point out that for all intents and purposes, this enclosure is the exact same one Amigo used when showcasing its own device last year. So apparently there’s a universally accepted method for ripping off Redmond’s console — who knew?

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Original post by Darren Murph

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