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Seagate Launches 'Complete' PC Backup
By
ChannelTimes Staff
Mumbai, Jan 06, 2010 1528 hrs IST
Seagate has introduced a new backup appliance that it claims is a complete PC backup system, which automatically and continuously stores up-to-date copies of everything on a PC, including installed applications, operating system, e-mail, pictures, music, movies, Internet bookmarks and settings.
"The computer continues to become an indispensable family tool for homework, e-mail, storing digital photos and downloading Internet videos," said Kurt Scherf, VP and principal analyst of Parks Associates. "As consumers today continue to amass increasing volumes of digital content, having an easy, time-efficient way to backup computers in the home will become an imperative."
With the Seagate Replica backup appliance, one needs to connect to a single USB cable, and the entire PC is backed up not just individual files and folders. After accepting the software license, the Replica Backup System continues to run behind-the-scenes, so that no further interaction with the application is required. Additionally, when the Replica backup appliance is left connected to the computer, it will perform a continuous and complete backup of everything so the computer is not left vulnerable between backup events as it would be with scheduled software.
A single-PC version of the Seagate Replica for use with individual laptop or desktop computers is available for a manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) of Rs. 9,000 inclusive of taxes.
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