FRII Offers Magic Softworks Online Backup Service

Magic Softworks, Inc. announced the availability of its Magic Online Backup Service through FRII, a Colorado-based Internet Service Provider (ISP). Magic Backup is a low-cost online backup service that works in the background to securely transmit backup copies of critical data files to Magic’s state-of-the-art data center. Magic Backup protects consumers and small businesses against loss of any user-created computer data files.

"We are very happy to offer our backup service to FRII customers," said Edwin Harper, chairman and CEO for Magic Softworks. "FRII has an extensive line of Internet and communications services for Colorado businesses, from SMB to Enterprise, and they have a great reputation for quality service.  FRII customers, who are responsible for deploying, maintaining and backing up desktop PCs or remote and travelling user‚s laptops, will now have an easy-to-use, easy-to-administer, low-cost solution for laptop data retention and file recovery/disaster recovery."

"We didn’t have a backup product to satisfy our customers‚ PCs and servers. We had a gap in our product and service offering and Magic Backup fits nicely," said Barry Eastman, vice president of business development, FRII. "It has some great features that can be set up in five minutes. After set up, Magic Backup will archive all your important data automatically including My Documents, email folders, etc. The program then displays all backed up files in a color coded system, making lost file restoration very simple."

Magic Backup is simple and easy to use. The service works automatically to back up user created files including digital pictures, videos, music, documents, spreadsheets, and email. Magic Backup allows even the most casual PC users to get their data backed up with no configuration or knowledge of backup applications whatsoever. In addition, sophisticated users have a range of configuration options at their disposal. Magic Backup is available for both Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems.

Customers, who sign up for the service during the month of June 2009, will receive unlimited storage for a cost just over $2 per month per user, when purchased as a yearly subscription.