What happens to hard drive wrapped in something called the IoSafe after it is plunged in the pool, and bathed for 30 minutes in a 1550° F degree fire bath? You have to see this one! In all seriousness, it's about time a company introduced a product like this for the average consumer. As all information moves into the digital domain, mitigating loss during a home flood or fire is something a bare hard drive just really cannot do. Data recovery can help in some cases, but PCSTATS has gone down that route and the cost is typically $800-1300 per drive. The IOSafe Solo runs a very affordable $149 for the 500GB model, $199 for 1TB."
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Source: PC Stats
Jan 10, 2009, 08:19 AM
