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Started by Christopher Kelly
Fri, 03 Feb 1995 18:06
External backup recommendations anyone?
Author: Christopher Kelly
Date: Fri, 03 Feb 1995 18:06
Date: Fri, 03 Feb 1995 18:06
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Does anyone have any positive or negative experience with external tape backup units and software? We are in need of one for our PC's and are considering tape drives by Mountain, Colorado, IOmega, etc. I'd really like to get something relatively ECONOMICAL and useful that won't become obsolete by July. Thanks in advance, ====================================================================== _|_ Christopher Kelly * 708/491-8020 * System Admin. | ckelly@math.nwu.edu * Northwestern Univ. * Mathematics Dept. = | ==================================================================
Re: External backup recommendations anyone?
Author: Mark Marziale
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 1995 11:14
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 1995 11:14
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I've had a Conner Tape Stor 850 for a couple of months, like it. Christopher Kelly (ckelly@pascal.math.nwu.edu) wrote: : Does anyone have any positive or negative experience with external tape : backup units and software? We are in need of one for our PC's and are : considering tape drives by Mountain, Colorado, IOmega, etc. I'd really : like to get something relatively ECONOMICAL and useful that won't become : obsolete by July. : Thanks in advance, : ====================================================================== : _|_ Christopher Kelly * 708/491-8020 * System Admin. : | ckelly@math.nwu.edu * Northwestern Univ. * Mathematics Dept. : = | ================================================================== -- =--------------------------------------------------------------= = Mark Marziale markm@ic.net = = Brighton, Michigan, USA = =--------------------------------------------------------------=
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