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I need advice as to what to buy. I`ve got 200 photo`s on my pc plus 10 hours of music. I need to know what to buy so i can store it all.
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Either burn some cd/dvd's of the data or maybe look at an external hard drive to store it all on as a back up.
Failing that, from what you have said it's not a great deal of data and you could probably store it online in one of the free sites that offer data archiving. (only useful if you have broadband)
Failing that, from what you have said it's not a great deal of data and you could probably store it online in one of the free sites that offer data archiving. (only useful if you have broadband)
If you want to store it securely and remotely, then I can highly recommend strongspace.
Otherwise, as khana suggests, get an external hard drive to serve as a backup for your stuff. If you decide to go down this route, just go for the largest size drive you can reasonably afford, with a USB2 connection. Even if the drive is far larger than your current music and photo library, just remember that you will end up filling it one day, sooner than you think.
Else you could burn everything to CD or DVD, but that could become time consuming and hassle.
Personally I do all three, but the DVD option only has my essential documents that I can't replicate from anywhere else (for example, most of my music collection on the computer is from my CDs), so I only update that once a month or two.
Otherwise, as khana suggests, get an external hard drive to serve as a backup for your stuff. If you decide to go down this route, just go for the largest size drive you can reasonably afford, with a USB2 connection. Even if the drive is far larger than your current music and photo library, just remember that you will end up filling it one day, sooner than you think.
Else you could burn everything to CD or DVD, but that could become time consuming and hassle.
Personally I do all three, but the DVD option only has my essential documents that I can't replicate from anywhere else (for example, most of my music collection on the computer is from my CDs), so I only update that once a month or two.
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