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Old 25-04-2008, 19:02   #1 (permalink)
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External backups

I know this subject has been done to death but her is my solution:

I wanted an easy way to create multiple backups onto external data without the price tag of a rack/caddy system. I use a 24" imac so only have USB or firewire connections available.

I got this from Geekstuff4u and picked up a couple of seagate drives very cheap.

Connected everything up (needed a UK adaptor plug) put the disks in and created two backups within 40 minutes - one for home and another for offsite.

As larger disks get cheaper I can by more (got 160 gig).

Seems a very cost effective backup method. I know you can just buy the connector wires on their own but this simple solution holds the drive well and has an on off switch and eject button.....



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