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At $8,000, the Data Destroyer probably isn't something you'll be picking up at your local Office Depot anytime soon. But I had the chance to watch this big, industrial-looking box smash up a hard drive in just 10 seconds. Who was I to say no?
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Better a simple electric grinder to make dust of the hard drive's platters and your data.
Why not just use a spike hammer ($3.75)and a heavy cuting board ($18.00)and call it a day. Lord!
Yeah, there is no need for this. There are hundreds of ways to destroy old hard drives and stuff without spending 100.00 dollars, let alone 8,000 dollars.
Oh. My. God. That's amazing but way too costly.
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1 Posted by nolo_8 on Thu Sep 3, 2009 7:40PM EDT Report Abuse
Looks cool. Is it possible to get accidentally injured by using it? Any safeguards? I think I'll wait till it costs $200 :) but yeah, sounds cool for those that have the money for it.