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Tested: Quantum DAT 72 tape drive

Martin Courtney
Martin Courtney
clock 12 June 2006 •

Quantum's DAT 72 CD72LWE-SSTE backed up data more quickly than its main rival

This review is part of a two-way test of DAT 72 drives. ships with Seagate software drivers on CD. Build quality is good, with a solid metal housing making for a much heavier drive at 1.8kg. The manufacturer...

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