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Carbonite Online Backup 3.5 in Software
Verdict
A few new features add to an already superb utility, and the price remains as low as ever.
Review Date: 19 Mar 2008
Price when reviewed: £25 (£29 inc VAT)
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| Part Code | Online Backup 3.5 |
| Review Date | 19 Mar 2008 |
| Price ex VAT | £25 |
| Price inc VAT | £29 |
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| Software subcategory | Backup software |
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| Operating system Windows Vista supported? |
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