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dslreports.com - 1/22/2009

Comcast To Launch Online Backup Service - In 10, 50, or 200GB flavors...will count against new cap...

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Comcast insiders have informed Broadband Reports that the cable giant will soon be launching an online backup and storage service called Comcast Secure Backup and Share, for which customers can pay a monthly or yearly fee. The plan is to offer several storage options: 10GB worth of storage ...

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