Image Mechanics Announces F.O.A.M. Data Archiving
Product made from closed cell, anti-static foam to protect hard drives from static electricity and shock.
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October 25, 2011
By DE Editors
Image Mechanics has announced the release of F.O.A.M. (File Offline Archive Management). The F.O.A.M. insert can safely store up to 24 bare hard drives (18 within the smaller unit). F.O.A.M. is designed to fit into small and large file cabinet drawers, or bankers filing boxes, where data can be easily locked up. Additionally, the product is made from specially designed closed cell, anti-static, foam that protects your drives from static electricity and shock.
“As a professional photographer, I amass a large amount of data,” said Michael Grecco, co-founder, Image Mechanics. “As a small business owner, I can’t justify the cost of multiple RAID devices. The F.O.A.M. product lets me store my data off-line, in a locked file cabinet.”
For more information, visit Image Mechanics.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.
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