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I had blogged about the Carbonite Online Backup earlier on 21 March 2006 and provided a link to sign up for the beta. Well good news. They've just released it. So download it over here. The email they sent me : Dear Beta Tester, Thank you for your patience! You can now download Carbonite's Online PCBackup v2.0 BETA which will backup all the data on your PC! Just visit http://beta.carbonite.com to download Carbonite. Download the BETA Carbonite Online Backup here |
Carbonite is the best! Just $5/mo, set and forget. My last comp crashed, and it took forever to dredge up copies of MP3's, papers from school etc. Carbonite offers peace of mind.
matt...so you tried it already ? Im not into it yet...Will get my PC set up pretty soon. Just need to install the Carbonite
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Its official. Carbonite is now the cheapest and MOST Affordable ONLINE BACKUP service on the Internet. XDrive will charge your USD25 for 40GB backups but Carbonite does it at USD5. Will they go bankrupt ? Only time will tell…..... [Read More]
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