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gizmodo.com - 4/28/2009

Seagate Replica Is Time Machine for Windows PCs [Backup]

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For all of Windows 7's niceties, it still doesn't have an appropriately slick built-in backup system like Time Machine. Enter Seagate Replica , which Rob at BoingBoing Gadgets says works perfectly, just like Time Machine. You plug it in, agree to the Terms of Service and it copies your entire ...

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seagate.com - 4/27/2009

Continuous, Automatic Backup for you Entire PC

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gadgets.boingboing.net - 4/27/2009

Review: A day with Seagate's Replica - Boing Boing Gadgets

— gadgets.boingboing.net — replica.jpg Seagate's objective in designing its Replica backup kit was to make a replica of Time Machine... , but for Windows PCs. It works exactly as promised, and in similar fashion to Apple's no-brainer backup system. From the blurb: Unlike most ... (more) Review: A day with Seagate's Replica - Boing Boing Gadgets

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bits.blogs.nytimes.com - 5/1/2009

A Silver Ooze That Could Shrink the iPod

— bits.blogs.nytimes.com — Bill Watkins, the former chief executive of Seagate, is now at a start-up that is trying to... shrink the stack of memory chips inside mobile devices. (more) A Silver Ooze That Could Shrink the iPod

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seagate replica: the most appropriately-named gadget in the world
technabob — ... Even the ad is Apple-ish. Although the Replica doesn’t copy the Time Capsule’s wireless capabilities, it does have Time Machine’s incremental backup and restore function, which is the main point of a backup device anyway. The 250 GB “single-PC” version will sell for $130 USD, while the 500 Gb “multi-PC” version will sell for $200 USD. Good thing Seagate didn’t copy Apple’s pricing scheme. [via Gizmodo] ...