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Iomega REV - Removable Storage For the Future

Overview Learn about the latest cutting edge storage technology from the leaders of removable storage who brought you ZipÂ®. Iomega's REVÂ® technology features 35GB or 70GB hard disks (yes, Gigabytes per disk) which can be used in desktop, internal, server or automation applications. Nothing could be easier, safer or more affordable to safely secure, backup and recover business critical data. Read about the technological achievements of this patented technology, who it was designed for (the small business that is) and why (usage models), plus read about why it has the lowest TCO of similar storage devices - including tape and optical.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Iomega	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2007
Format	Presentations
Topics	Back-up, Removable Storage, Storage Management, Storage Consolidation

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