[bcab] Re: Wanted: Recommendations for a Backup Hard Drive

dear Karl
I have a mac store disc drive which stores all of my data on it so i don't lose it if my computer fails. This is one of the better makes of hard drives . i hope this helps. I am sorry but i won't be in attendacne to the cCM this year as it isn't something i am interested in as i am not working so it doesn't interest me sorry to say but i am hoping that accessible books next year can happen as that is something I would liek to know about as I am experiencing difficulties i obtaing certain books. 
All the best
from
jane
----- Original Message ----- From: "Karl Farrell" <karl.farrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: "BCAB List" <bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 7:37 PM
Subject: [bcab] Wanted: Recommendations for a Backup Hard Drive



Hello everyone

My desktop PC running XP Home is getting old but still has
some life in it.  I want to get a hard drive to act as a
backup store for my data files and, hopefully, when my PC
does go or get replaced, I won't lose too much of my data.

I would think a capacity of 200 gig would be enough for my
data and a planned library of sound files.  However, there
is such a variety of separate units and, I think, some of
them have software to do backups and clever manoeuvres.  So,
has anybody got recommendations such as types and
facilities?  If there is software involved, what is
accessible.  I presume I would connect via USB2 to my PC
and, although my next PC would be a desktop, I do tend to
think that small is beautiful!.

I would appreciate your suggestions.

Karl Farrell
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