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From: Christian Hochhold <vlad@dusk.net>
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Subject: Backup..
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Date: Mon, 9 Dec 1996 04:13:39 -0400 (AST)
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Hello =)

I am looking for recommendations as to what
to use for a backup.
I am leaning towars a jaz drive due to its
storage capacity, however am not absolutely
certain.
(I'm looking for a good, fairly fast type of
 backup that is also priced decently).

Could someone enlighten me as to what the pro's
/ con's ( other than the obvious ones ) are,
and also perhaps make a recommendation.

Thanks in advance,

Christian

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