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Cranberry Diamond Disc - the Holy Grail for backups?
More Precious than Diamonds. Your Memories Carved in Stone.
When something will last forever, we say it's "written in stone." That's what we're going to do with your digital files. Photos, music, movies, documents, ledgers - anything and everything you care about — will be etched forever into a special disc made from a diamond-like material. There's no storage on earth as secure as a Cranberry DiamonDisc™. It's the permanent, backwards-compatible archive solution for the digital age. The Library of Congress warns,"Storage media such as compact discs and DVDs that were thought to last, don't — they often fail within a few years." Millenniata, the inventor of the Cranberry DiamonDisc, has eliminated all the failure points in DVD technology. The result is a diamond-like DVD that will last for centuries and is not susceptible to failure. The Cranberry DiamonDisc has no adhesive layers, dye layer or reflective layer to deteriorate. A high-intensity laser physically etches your information into the diamond-like surface of our synthetic stone disc. No other layer is needed. The format is the same as any other DVD. We changed only the materials and construction of the physical disc. And the Cranberry DiamonDisc is fully backwards-compatible. This means that it can be read by any DVD player in any computer and is fully platform-independent. Diamond. Better than Gold. A Cranberry DiamonDisc is transparent. You can see right through it. No need for a reflective layer of silver or gold. TRIVIA: Gold sells for about $1,000 an ounce. But one ounce of average quality, 1-carat diamonds will sell for $825,000. Diamond – 825 times better than gold. "Storage media such as compact discs and DVDs that were thought to last don't — they often fail within a few years. The backup discs you make today may become damaged or obsolete in the future." — Library of Congress Website Writing to the Cranberry DVD Specialized hardware is required to etch the diamond-like surface of a Cranberry DiamonDisc. The cost of this hardware puts it out of the reach of most consumers. This is why we’ll need to etch your DiamonDisc for you. Frequently Asked Questions about the Cranberry DiamondDisc. The process is simple: * Purchase your Cranberry DiamonDisc online. * Upload your files through the secure online Cranberry File Uploader or send them to Cranberry by mail. * Cranberry etches your files onto the DiamonDisc and mails it to your home or office. There’s no time like the present... If we put it off, it may never get done. Let's get started now What's wrong with using other methods of backing up your information? Here is a one page explanation of different solutions which are available but do not meet the test of permanent backup. We encourage you to read it carefully. Once you understand the failure points of current solutions you will be eager to start moving your files to a permanent Cranberry DiamonDisc. Cranberry Diamond Disc Cranberry information
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