Posts Tagged ‘Fire’
ioSafe Solo 1. 5 TB resistant to fire and water resistant external hard drive with 1 year SL1500GBUSB20 Data Recovery Service
Last Updated on Friday, 11 June 2010 03:27 Written by databank Friday, 11 June 2010 03:27
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Product DescriptionLike aircraft black box for digital data, the ioSafe Solo is the ability of the first world, high, fireproof and waterproof external hard drive. Using a simple 2 USB. 0 interface, ioSafe only works with PC or Mac just like any other external hard drive USB. Compatible with most backup work with external hard drives. A combination of patented and patent pending technologies work ioSafe to allow cooling air flow during normal operation. . . More>>
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Fire Damage Hard Drive Data Recovery
Last Updated on Thursday, 3 June 2010 06:28 Written by databank Thursday, 3 June 2010 06:28
Droid IT Training – www.hdd-recoverytraining.com – Droid.IT LLC Online Physical Data Recovery Training -A short trailer from the our online physical data recovery training course. Our online course will teach you how to diagnose, repair and recover the data from dead hard drives and flash usb drives. This trailer is from our case studies it involves a burned hard drive, we show how to find a donor when there is no label or components left on the PCB and describe the technology to recover data from burned hard drives. This hard drive had no data recovered as the magnetic layer was badly burned. Our students are still left with the knowledge and skills to recover the data from burned hard drives when the platters still contain data.
Tags: Case Studies, Damage, Data, Drive, Fire, Fire Damage, Flash Usb, Hard, Hard Drive Data Recovery, Hard Drives, Pcb, Platters, Recover Data, Recovery, Technology | Posted under Data Bank News | No Comments