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    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

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    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Do You Need a File Server?

    Having a file server has its advantages: your business critical files are stored on something that has more protection because it doesn't have one of your users sitting in front of it all day, surfing the Web and getting infected with e-mails. You can lock it in a closet to prevent theft, too. And lately prices have come down.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

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    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

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    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

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    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

  • max trembley
    max trembley commented on Intel's Meego OS to reach mainstream laptops

    Intel is developing an edition of the Linux-based Meego OS that will work on mainstream laptops and desktops, a company executive said this week.

    1 year 13 weeks ago | Read Article

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