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dreamweaverBack in a Flash 31.5 Backup & Resuscitation System 65.99 + 9.50 S&H, so 75.50 all together. The 7.5 gig is 69.95 on Amazon.
Back in a FlashTM is a USB stick which automatically backs up your files every day. But for Back in a FlashTM backups are only the beginning. It will actually allow you to resuscitate a computer which has failed due to a crash of its hard disk or corruption of its Windows operating system.
Back in a Flash website
If you notice on the purchase page the 31.5 GB is 189.95 and I haven't found the 31.5 GB anywhere else. eBay has the 3.5 gig and Amazon has the 3.5 and the 7.5. Remember this has an operating system loaded on the drive itself, Linux based from what I can tell from the review, so you can boot up a crashed computer. Oh, and this is a USB flash based back up and boot stick. If their termino;ogy is a bit confusing. There's a link to a review on the Back in a Flash home page. This looks like a pretty good deal to me.
I'm thinking on it. I like the emergency boot along with the storage. And the fact I can pop it in a pocket without dragging an external HD around, or keep up with Cds or DVDs. Cause I reckon it would take 3 or 4 DVDs to hold what this thing does, and a heck of a lot more CDs. Anyway, I'm contemplating.
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Automatic Backup of Files
* Your files are backed-up daily without you lifting a finger
* Backs up your files in My Documents, My Pictures, My Music, and My Videos and subdirectories
* The files are compressed, encrypted and stored inside Back in a Flash
Computer Crash Recovery
* You can restart your computer and get back to work if your hard disk crashes or a virus attacks your operating system
* Back in a Flash has a bootable operating system and an extensive software suite
* You can open and edit your files already inside Back in a flash from the daily backups
* You can also surf the Web, send and receive emails, do IM, and much more - despite the crashed computer
Back in a Flash to the Rescue
* A businessman travels 2000 miles to visit a procpective client and finds that his laptop - with his presentation - has crashed
* The same thing happens to an attorney working from home on a weekend fro a trial that starts Monday
* And to a student putting the final touches to a 3-week report due tomorrow
* With Back in a Flash none of these are crises. All of these users can restart their computers and get right back to work - with their crashed computers
Back in a FlashTM is a USB stick which automatically backs up your files every day. But for Back in a FlashTM backups are only the beginning. It will actually allow you to resuscitate a computer which has failed due to a crash of its hard disk or corruption of its Windows operating system.
Back in a Flash website
If you notice on the purchase page the 31.5 GB is 189.95 and I haven't found the 31.5 GB anywhere else. eBay has the 3.5 gig and Amazon has the 3.5 and the 7.5. Remember this has an operating system loaded on the drive itself, Linux based from what I can tell from the review, so you can boot up a crashed computer. Oh, and this is a USB flash based back up and boot stick. If their termino;ogy is a bit confusing. There's a link to a review on the Back in a Flash home page. This looks like a pretty good deal to me.
I'm thinking on it. I like the emergency boot along with the storage. And the fact I can pop it in a pocket without dragging an external HD around, or keep up with Cds or DVDs. Cause I reckon it would take 3 or 4 DVDs to hold what this thing does, and a heck of a lot more CDs. Anyway, I'm contemplating.
***************************************
Automatic Backup of Files
* Your files are backed-up daily without you lifting a finger
* Backs up your files in My Documents, My Pictures, My Music, and My Videos and subdirectories
* The files are compressed, encrypted and stored inside Back in a Flash
Computer Crash Recovery
* You can restart your computer and get back to work if your hard disk crashes or a virus attacks your operating system
* Back in a Flash has a bootable operating system and an extensive software suite
* You can open and edit your files already inside Back in a flash from the daily backups
* You can also surf the Web, send and receive emails, do IM, and much more - despite the crashed computer
Back in a Flash to the Rescue
* A businessman travels 2000 miles to visit a procpective client and finds that his laptop - with his presentation - has crashed
* The same thing happens to an attorney working from home on a weekend fro a trial that starts Monday
* And to a student putting the final touches to a 3-week report due tomorrow
* With Back in a Flash none of these are crises. All of these users can restart their computers and get right back to work - with their crashed computers
