Difference between Time Capsule 2009 and 2011

What is the spec difference between Time Capsule 2009 and 2011? I am looking at refurbished Time Capsules and the discriptions dont really help me.
• 2 TB, w/Simultaneous Dual-Band Wi-Fi, Originally released October 2009 – $249 CAD
• 2 TB, Originally released June 2011 – $259 CAD
tnx

jizzlets wrote:
I dont get what the "Simultaneous Dual-Band WIFI" means. Is that a good thing?
Means it uses both 2.4ghz band and 5ghz at the same time.. Most N wireless is 2.4ghz.. some can do either 2.4 or 5ghz.. but not at the same time.. TC can do both at the same time. It is a good thing.
Also, is it a good thing that it has been used 6-12 months?
No, it is not good.. but you have no idea of the history of the product. For a time capsule that matters. If it has been used for 12months, that comes off the lifespan at the other end.
For what you save buying new might be well worth it.

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