Just to be clear, the Mirra personal server is over-priced, but it’s a really cool solution, and really takes the work out of backups, as well as throwing in some slick extra features!
Basically, the Mirra is a small network-attached storage device which provides continuous, hands-free backup to multiple PC’s simultaneously. You run a client app on each PC, and every time you modify and save a file, it gets backed up over the network. In fact, you don’t just get backups of your files, you get version management, where older versions of your files are kept around too.
The thing that sets mirra apart is that on top of automatic backups of your files, (photos, documents, music, whatever) you get a secure web-server interface for both private access (enabling you to get to your files from anywhere you have web access) and sharing those files with family and friends. And hey, no monthly fees for file storage might just make the $400 for 80 (or $500 for 120, or $750 for 250) GB worth the cost if you’re paying for file-hosting.
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