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Thursday, December 27, 2007
No matter how many times you warn computer users to back up their data, more instances than not, you find a boat load of people that don’t and end up losing important data. DriveSavers has made its riches from these people and now it plans to make an industry first announcement in a few weeks at Macworld Expo 2008. SvenOnTech was told in an email that it will be making a “big announcement for Apple users”. The email went on to tease, “DriveSavers is the first data recovery company to offer this service, and will be rolling out the service at MacWorld.”
Possibly offering an insurance-like policy to Mac users, it is conceivable that DriveSavers will offer a program where customers can make monthly payments on their Macs fitted with hard drives that could become faulty. When the drive does become unusable, the user would then simply send in the drive for recovery.
What ever the announcement, we’ll be on the floor to report the news when it hits in January 15th.