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• DISUK Paranoia 2 and SafeTape review
  Paranoia is a stand-alone encryption and compression appliance that sits between the backup server and the storage device; SafeTape is an appliance that includes both the Paranoia hardware and an in-built tape drive (any one of LTO, SDLT or AIT).
• SyncBackSE backup and sync v4.1 review
  It is axiomatic that backup software is usually so slow and cumbersome that people end up not using it. Occasionally, you come across a small, blossoming software flower, and it restores some of your interest. Without wanting to get too carried away, SyncBackSE could be one such program.
• Unitrends SafeServe review
  Entire workstation and server systems restored in minutes with a very smooth recovery process.
• D-Link DNS-323 2-bay storage enclosure review
  Just add two SATA drives, and you've got an easy RAID.
• Apple Xserve review
  The new Xserve should deliver on all of the performance improvements expected in Apple's move to an Intel Xeon dual-core processor, plus some incredible storage options.
• Addonics Cipher UDD review
  An easy to use and uncomplicated yet tremendously effective way of securing smart card media contents against unauthorised access.
• Scalent Virtual Operating Environment review
  Not many products deliver what they promise. Scalent V/OE (Virtual Operating Environment) 2.0, however, comes as close to keeping its pledge as anything I've seen.
• Asigra Televaulting review
  Comprehensive remote site backup service software with pricing based on the amount of data backed up.
• Blancco File Shredder 2006 review
  A program for securely wiping "lost" data sounds good so we took our laptop for a well-needed haircut.
• Foldermail file transfer service review
  The secure, managed file transfer system for sending and receiving large files that beats FTP hands down.
• Iomega Storcenter v2 review
  Gigabit Ethernet, two levels of RAID and Linux support. Low-cost NAS drives don't get much better than this.
• Update: Netgear Storage Central SC101 review
  Oh dear. What looked like a friendly product turned into a monster that needed undocumented utilitites to fix.
• Adaptec Snap Server 520 review
  A Linux-based NAS appliance with up to 26TB of SATA/SAS storage and software RAID. BakBone NetVault backup software is included.
• Buffalo Technology TeraStation Pro NAS review
  It's a hard-as-nails network storage server for the masses with RAID on tap.
• StorCase Data Express DX115 review
  A simple, efficient and well-performing disk-to-disk backup product.
• Outbacker MXP review
  A portable USB-connected hard drive with data encryption and 3-factor security to prevent data theft if the product is lost or stolen.
• QNAP TS-401 NAS server review
  A tempting tower NAS for the small business that doesn't compromise on resilience or features.
• AMCC 9550SX RAID controller review
  A very good SATA II RAID card.
• Compellent Storage Centre review
  An advanced and usable multi-tier drive array product with thin provisioning, dynamic block-level data migration between tiers with user-settable controls and good data protection features. Reccomended.

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