For those of you who have important files and want to store it in a very long time, will probably be delighted with the M-DISC. This tool ensures the security of your data for life, there will be no such thing as corrupted data or other errors.
For now, M-DISC only provides write only, no M-DISC that provides features re-writable. Nevertheless, Mileniata company that produces M-DISC sure this tool will be sold in the market, because they guarantee that the stored data will be able to continue to read for life.
In collaboration with Hitachi-LG Data Storage Inc., Milleniata will work together to make M-READY DVD drives that function to write data into the M-DISC. This tool can store up to 4.7 GB of data. M-DISC planned to be sold at USD 2.99, or about 25 thousand dollars per chip.
Luckily for those who are being educated. Apple has just launched a cheaper version of the iMac is intended for students.
Based on info from Mac Rumors, Apple gives the price of $ 999 to get an iMac. iMac comes with a dual core processor core i3 3.1 GHz, and supported by 2GB of RAM. In addition there is also a 250 GB hard drive with the AMD Radeon HD 6750M GPU onboard.
But with a cheap price, this iMac does not have a port owned by the iMac Thunderbolt output in 2011. Nevertheless, the PC is still featured FaceTime HD Camera, SDXC memory slots and also supported the display 1920 × 1080.
iMac latest version has been launched by Apple in May. iMac standard version is powered by quad-core processor Core i5 and i7 core processors and is equipped with connectivity Thunderbolt.
