upgrades/storage/memory

03/09/2006, 5:25pm, EST

Thursday, March 9th

Iomega unveils USB REV autoloader

Iomega today introduced the Iomega REV Loader 280, a new desktop autoloader for small business backup and archive tasks. The device provides access to 280GB of raw storage, or 560GB compressed, managing up to eight removable 35 GB REV disks in a compact desktop form factor less than 7 x 5-inches. The Iomega REV Loader 280 connects to a server via its USB 2.0 interface, and ships bundled with a license for CA BrightStor ARCserve Backup for Windows that includes support for disaster recovery. The unit can operate reliably in dusty or dirty conditions where tape-based backup technologies could fail, and is faster than tape-based automation devices. REV disks deliver up to 25MB/sec data transfer rates, and offer random access capability. The Iomega REV Loader 280 desktop autoloader is slated for worldwide shipment in early April for between $1,000-1,500, while REV 35GB disks are available for $50 per disk in quantities of four.


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