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Microsoft Vista undelete sparks more facts
Thursday, August 17th, 2006
OUR RECENT examination of the ‘undelete’ technology in Windows Vista has become more important
since Apple formally announced ‘Time Machine’ in Leopard, the next iteration of OSX.
Unfortunately Apple’s Time Machine requires a separate disk, dedicated to the backing-up of data on your primary drive. Useful in the case of a hard-disk failure, but not exactly the cheapest option. It also seems to have an esoteric GUI, which may or may not work well in real-word usage. Windows Vista’s alternative backup application is very similar, albeit without the over-the-top interface, and also comes with a Shadow Copy feature that’s integrated into the normal file/folder menus, and has some interesting attributes of its own. Microsoft Vista undelete sparks more facts
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