Often European forensic & data recovery specialists, use cheap sales tricks with claims that they have acquired/developed machines capable of reading the hdd platters inside damaged SATA RAID servers and conventional hard disk platters without changing the heads. Unfortunately this rhetoric is being repeated by few reputed companies. Little did they know, the US Pentagon has had since 9/11 a live advert on their website seeking clarifications on such "machines or technologies". Only a month ago the US Pentagon have decided to cancel the ad as there was not a single reply for 5 years!! Meanwhile, true advanced technological advancements are being accomplished by the newly established hardware industry in India and the Far-East, namely China. The technology is extremely intricate with the requirement for molecular technologies in addition to advanced materialogy science. As an example - magnetic disk/platters is a circular aluminum disk, similar in shape to a normal cd or dvd, with surface coated with chrome oxide based coating with the sole exception of the read/write arm-head parking zone. In fact, high precision of disk surfaces and the heads causes them to "stick" to each other because of molecular attraction forces. To prevent that effect, manufacturers often use special laser serrations in the zone of contact between the heads and the platters. The disks demonstrate specific magnetic properties owing to their coating of chrome oxide base (magnetically active substance) or cobalt layer applied using vacuum deposition. Such coating is characterized by robust hardness and greater wear resistance. While, sales myths are circulating among data recovery sales representatives in the USA & Western Europe, advanced data recovery technologies have predominantly been emerging from the Far-East, the former Eastern Block countries & India. Meanwhile, the new hardware industry developed in mainland China is expected to boom even further. This is due to the announcement that the investment in the hardware manufacturing industry will be tripled. D Snagov Technician at UniRecovery Laboratory - http://www.unirecovery.co.uk Labels: computer-data-raid-recovery, datenrettung-tool-download-kostenlos-freeware, deleted-file-recovery-software, drive-backup-7.0-pe, excel-datenrettung, novell-netware-5.1, recover-overwritten-file |
