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Posted by alanm on 03/24/06 14:08
"Rod Speed" <rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Ken Moiarty <kmoiarty35@shaw.ca> wrote:
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> > Well guys, I finally found my 'holy grail' robot to physically
> > automate CD/DVD disc spanning for backup purposes. No I'm not talking
> > about one of those office copier sized machines that only institutions
> > can get enough use out of to get a return on their institutional sized
> > investment. However, it does come from that "industrial/institutional"
> > category. Yet it is the first of such products I've seen that a
consumer
> > like myself could talk myself into buying (admittedly, though, with my
> > eyes closed) It's the MF
> > Digital Baxter Automated CD DVD Duplicator. But it doesn't just
> > duplicate or make disc copies. It's primarily what's they call an
> > "autodisc loader". It can be used in any of many different ways,
> > including spanning DVD discs for backup data. And the price is an
almost
> > down to earth $839.00. Admittedly more than most large hard drives are
> > sold for today.
>
> Yep, so hard drives make more sense.
>
Rod
This does make sense.
I'm amazed.
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