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Iomega REVs Up To 70 GB

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By Jason Zushman

published 13 September 2006

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Iomega Tools

Page 1: Revving Up REV To 70 GB
Page 2: REV Drive Editions
Page 3: Iomega Tools
Page 4: Brightstor Backup Wizard: For Servers
Page 5: Retrospect Backup Wizard: For Desktops
Page 6: Test Setup
Page 7: Pricing

Iomega Tools

Iomega provides a mounting kit for its 3.5" internal drives.

The Iomega tools are available when you right-click your computer or a drive.

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