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HCL Launches EC2 Technology
By CXOtoday Staff
Mumbai, Apr 27, 2007
A new technology that cuts down time and space to recover lost data has been unveiled by HCL Infosystems. The company claims that the embedded continuity and control technology takes 0.07 per cent of hard disk space to create snapshots.
EC2 takes a snap shot of the entire system within the same hard disk drive without creating a separate partition.
Available in 'HCL Non Stop Series', the EC2 enabled notebooks will be able to recover all data lost in case of system crash in less than a minute.
Some of the common problems that can be addressed through EC2 include accidental file/folder deletion or overwrite, system down at critical moments, system corruption by viruses, spyware or Trojans, accidental formatting of any of the hard disk partitions, corruption of registry files & folders, blue screen errors, system malfunction after patch updates, un-installation of software and applications, system malfunction after installation of new software/application and OS crash because of virus attack.
The technology supports Microsoft Win XP and Vista operating systems. EC2 manages all the information on the local hard disk. No third-party media is required to run HCL EC2.
HCL has announced ready availability of 'Non-Stop Series' of Laptops all across the country. The pricing starts from Rs.27,990/-. The EC2 technology is optional in all HCL desktops and laptops. However, the price of an EC2-enabled PC is marginally above than that of a non-EC2 PC.
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