Back Up, Jack
I tested the external USB 2.0 version of the Rev drive. An internal ATAPI drive is also available, with FireWire, SCSI, SATA and multitape autoloaders planned. I installed the included software and rebooted the system, and the Rev appeared as Drive D. I was able to drag and drop files onto it like any other hard drive.
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Good Impressive drive speed Large capacity in removable media Quiet operation
Bundled backup software limited as a server solution Potential compatibility issues with existing backup software Format is new and untested Iomega REV Drives and Disks, $399.99 (model tested). Iomega Corp., (888) 446-6342, (858) 314-7000. www.iomega.com |
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