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To: Elsewhere who wrote (16567)	9/9/2006 9:57:49 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Read Replies (1) of 46821

Don’t Keep All Your Data in One Stash September 7, 2006 By DAMON DARLIN What happens to those beloved family photos or your extensive music collection if something should happen to your PC and your backup? Seagate is trying to solve the off-premises backup problem. If you put stock in a recent survey from Symantec, the company behind the Norton line of computer protection software, 57 percent of computer users who store personal data on their PC’s conscientiously back it up. Those people can feel very good about themselves, because the same survey found that a quarter of computer users have lost computer data like documents, photos and music files, most commonly when the computer crashes. For all those people who are feeling pretty good about themselves, here is something else to worry about: what happens to those beloved family photos or your extensive music collection if something should happen to your PC and your backup? A fire, flood or earthquake could destroy the backup sitting inches from the PC. Continued at: nytimes.com ------

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