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Friday March 30, 2012

EDITOR'S NOTE

A NAS is an extremely handy thing to have around the house. Today we've posted three recommendations for you - take a look below.

Also today we've looked at passwords and how safe they are. It's an useful read that applies to everyone.

Plus: discounts on popular games, why we think Acronis is still a good backup choice, a mini USB key with a difference and news on our forums.

William Maher
PC & Tech Authority

ON THE PC & TECH AUTHORITY WEB SITE TODAY

	FEATURES How secure are passwords? By Davey Winder \| Mar 30, 2012 Davey Winder reveals how hackers smash strong passwords - and how to keep yours as secure as possible
	NEWS A tiny microSD USB key By Paul Ockenden \| Mar 30, 2012 Mini USB drives like these are handy because they're less prone to getting knocked around. This one is a bit different.
	NEWS For the toolbox: ISOBuster 3.0, for data rescue By Nick Peers \| Mar 30, 2012 It never hurts to have a toolbox of utilities for data recovery and the new version of ISOBuster specialises in optical discs
	NEWS 'Tis the week to buy cheap games in Australia By Nathan Lawrence \| Mar 29, 2012 If you've been waiting to burn your games budget, now is the time.
	NEWS Announcement: Comments and forum By William Maher \| Mar 27, 2012 We're moving to a new comments system called Disqus. Here's what the new features will include and what it will mean for the site.
	REVIEWS Product Brief: QNAP TS-119 II By Nic Healey \| Mar 30, 2012 If you are looking for a small NAS with powerful features, the QNAP TS-119 II is a great option and well worth the price.
	REVIEWS Reviewed: Acronis True Image Home 2012 By David Bayon \| Mar 30, 2012 Acronis True Image Home 2012 remains a very good backup suite. Read our review of the new version, which includes greatly improved NAS support.
	REVIEWS Reviewed: Personal Cloud Drives By John Gillooly \| Mar 30, 2012 These web-connected external drives from Western Digital and Buffalo don't need networking skills to set them up.

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