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To: Linda Pearson who wrote (31722)	10/10/1997 12:40:00 AM
From: J Rose	of 58324

The low down on on line storage by CNET >> Backing up your data is smart. But who wants to keep a pile of Zip cartridges around, especially when you can just send your data over the Net to a dedicated backup service? With the important issues of speed and privacy in mind, we tested five Net backup services. From ease of use to reliability, we've got the full report: << cnet.com Note they are pitching this as a replacement to a Zip drive. Not a Syquest or a Syjet or a LS120 or a Shark, or even a DITTO. The ZIP is the standard to beat for backup. Services really don't look that interesting no competition here. Thier recomendation is for. >> Connected Online Backup Direct price: $14.95 per month; free transfers (both backup and restoration) for 50MB of data per month, 25 cents per megabyte thereafter; $24.95 for backup CD-ROM (containing up to one year's worth of data) Connected Corp., 800/353-3078 << Lets see, could buy one ZIP diskette a month and dont have to wait to get my restore in the mail. Be long IOM or be wrong. The 'other' Joel

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