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great idea.. crazy price.. - Version: 1.0.1, 3/13/2007 07:21AM PST
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jspectre
great idea for an application. the technology is sound. but the price is just outrageous. even at $52 for a single copy it is far cheaper to burn multiple dvd's and lock them away some place safe. at current prices i can get about 200 DVD discs, could burn two copies of all discs in a standard format at full capacity and have them readable on any current system and likely any future system as well.
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- great idea.. crazy price..
Works as advertised 



- Version: 1.0.1, 3/13/2007 05:50AM PST
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movix
I was pretty skeptical about this until I burned a few test discs and had my way with them. I cut them, sliced them and actually removed half of the reflective layer on the disc and this application restored them every time. I would say if you're on the fence about this app then do what I did and throw your worst at it and see if it makes you a believer. They still have a lot of work to do. Documentation doesn't really exist. The price is high for something so unproven, but has a decent interface and, in my tests anyway, proved to do exactly what it claims to do which is to protect your data through redundancy and an easy to use restore process. I am really looking forward to seeing this application mature.
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Works as advertised 



- Version: 1.0.1, 3/13/2007 05:50AM PST
(3 of 3 users found this comment useful)
movix
I was pretty skeptical about this until I burned a few test discs and had my way with them. I cut them, sliced them and actually removed half of the reflective layer on the disc and this application restored them every time. I would say if you're on the fence about this app then do what I did and throw your worst at it and see if it makes you a believer. They still have a lot of work to do. Documentation doesn't really exist. The price is high for something so unproven, but has a decent interface and, in my tests anyway, proved to do exactly what it claims to do which is to protect your data through redundancy and an easy to use restore process. I am really looking forward to seeing this application mature.