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| by Stephen Withers | |
| Wednesday, 12 November 2008 | |
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Page 2 of 2 According to Gakin Chang, marketing manager at PLDS, "users can rest assure that the private and sensitive data is securely erased and unable to recaptured."Featured Whitepaper
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Still, it sounds like a very handy feature, and one that users would do well to make a routine part of their operations. The three versions of the drive are the iHAP322 (PATA, $A59.95), iHAS322 (SATA, $A59.95) and iHAS422 (SATA, $A64.95). That extra $5 for the '422 model buys you the LightScribe disc labelling capability. For comparison, the Lite-On iHAS220 20x DVD burner with LightScribe has a street price around $A45. All three SmartErase drives are due to go on sale in Australia in mid-December. Now Mr Chang, what about Mac OS X software support? |
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