PC Magazine combs through the best of the best backup tools around, singling out Drobo as one of the best multidrive backup solutions around.

In the ancient days of personal computing, the only economical way to back up your data was on floppy discs, and later, CD-Rs or DVD-Rs. Hard drives were simply too expensive—and on a cost-per-GB basis, DVDs and CDs still win out. But do you really want to be sitting in front of your PC for two days straight trying to fit the contents of your desktop's 250GB drive onto 400 CDs? Yeah, me neither.

And why should you?

Read the rest at PC Magazine

Each year Tom's Hardware, one of the most respected computer enthusiast sites on the Internet, chooses the best of breed computer technology products on display at Computex for their annual Innovation Awards. This year, they've opened it up to the readers to vote on the design front, given that everyone has their own opinions of what's stylish and what isn't.

After a week of voting, the results spoke for themselves.  Taking first place in the worldwide vote and third in the US vote one thing remains clear - Drobo's design is tough to beat both at home and abroad.

See the rest of the nominees at Tom's Hardware

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