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Tools Of The Trade: Maxtor's external hard drives for storing data from overloaded computers







Tools Of The Trade: Maxtor's external
hard drives for storing data from
overloaded computers

Tools Of The Trade: Maxtor's external
hard drives for storing data from
overloaded computers
05/22/2004 08:11 PM

Independent May 23 2004 0:45AM GMT




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I have a fairly convoluted set of alternate backup systems that seems to get more complex every time I have yet another catastrophic hard drive failure (such as the latest, which occurred two weeks ago). Right now I have two external USB hard drives, one Mirra backup server, and an offsite service that scoops up data off of my computer every few hours and stores it in some hidden location. The second USB hard drive is because the latest hard drive failure (only a week after I had been told the machine had been "fixed") happened while I was away and didn't have access to the other USB hard drive that remained at home, or the Mirra server which only accepts backups on the local network. The offsite remote backup worked, but was slow and had limited space. So, I ended up with another external hard drive to save whatever data I could get off the old hard drive before it kicked it for good. When I got back home and went back to my old crappy desktop (which is here for just these circumstances) I discovered that the USB connections on this machine no longer work - so I can't actually access the data saved on the hard drive (though, I can access older data on the Mirra device). Unfortunately, I can't seem to get data from the hard drive to the Mirra device, so I'm basically stuck until I get my laptop back and it has a working USB system. With that backdrop in mind, it's great that Maxtor and Linksys are teaming up to offer a wireless way to connect to an external hard drive. Basically, they've created a bridge that lets an external hard drive connect directly to a wireless router (which, in some ways, just mimics what the Mirra backup server is supposed to do, though with fewer features). Either way, it looks like backup systems are getting easier and easier, meaning no one has any excuse not to have something set up these days. Of course, the next time my hard drive fails, I'm sure I'll need to pick up one of these new systems.

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Mirra


Mirra 04/04/2005 06:05 AM

I had a few friends tell me about Mirra and now it's starting to look pretty nice.

400G drive - automatically backs up everything and also makes it available as a ftp server. Everything you do or have. Automatically.

Om has a bit on their latest deal with Best Buy.


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Mirra Personal Server


Mirra Personal Server 12/31/2003 10:50 PM

Mirra Personal Server: I don't know why a continual backup system qualifies something as a "server," but I knew things were going to head in this direction someday.

The Mirra Personal Server is the easiest way to backup, remotely access, and securely share your important digital files, photos, and email.

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Seagate sees red in Q4


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Cornice countersues Seagate


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Seagate to Eliminate 2,900 Jobs


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Seagate queues up 400GB DVR


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Seagate spins 10k rpm disks


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Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 Plus 160 GB


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Seagate reports loss


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Seagate drives, both big and small


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Seagate axes thousands


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Seagate has 120 Gig Drive for Laptops


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Oh that is just music to my ears, until I look at the specifications for it. Love the size hate the speed. The question is now how fast can I get one and will my laptops bios like it.

I have always banged my head against the wall when it comes to laptop hard-drive capacities. A few years ago I purchased a Firewire 60gig laptop drive and case while in Japan and I never leave home without it. [Engadget]

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Seagate Revs Up Notebook


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AMD, Seagate Shuffle Execs


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Seagate Hits 100 GB per Platter with Its
New Barracuda.


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New Barracuda.
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Tom's Hardware: Seagate Hits 100 GB per Platter with Its New Barracuda. It's still pretty evenly matched against the 7K250. And where are our 400GB drives?

Seagate releases 2.5in storage drive


Seagate releases 2.5in storage drive 02/10/2004 11:57 AM
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Seagate Ups Drive Warranties To 5 Years


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Seagate Rolls Out 400 GB SATA Drives


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