In the news release, "Memopal Recruits 100 Linux Beta Testers" issued

on 8 Aug 2008 08:01 GMT, by Memopal over PR Newswire, we are advised by a

representative of the company that the URL in the first paragraph should

read http://betatest.memopal.com/ and not http://apps.memopal.com/mbt as

originally issued inadvertently. Complete, corrected release follows:



    , /EMWNews/ -- Memopal http://www.memopal.com continuous, automatic,

and long-term online backup. Following the release of a beta version for

Mac, Memopal is taking another step forward with today's announcement of

the launch of a beta release for the Linux Desktop and Server. Until August

20, 2008, Memopal is looking for 100 beta testers around the world to form

a Linux community that will help it develop the first low-cost online

backup system for Linux. Anybody interested in online storage and willing

to participate can register with Wiki Memopal Beta Tester

betatest.memopal.com (http://betatest.memopal.com/) Beta testers will

receive a fully functional user license.



    "We currently support Ubuntu and Debian and we are working on several

other distributions. We feel that Linux is a key platform," remarked

Gianluca Granero, Chief Technology Officer of Memopal. "Data protection,"

he continued, "is essential for anybody who uses a computer, no matter what

operating system they use, including Linux. Memopal supports WebDav and

Linux users can access their files from the web or by doing a simple

'mount'."



    Gianluca Granero is the co-creator of MGFS, " the Memopal Global File

System", a distributed architecture technology that can safely store

information at a cost that makes online storage extremely affordable. The

basic Memopal suite includes 150GB of storage for $49 a year.




    Why choose Memopal?



    - It costs less than an external hard drive.

    - By purchasing a single license, Memopal can be used on more than one

      computer (PC, Mac and Linux) until the storage allowance has been

      fully used (personal license).

    - Files can be accessed from the web or from a mobile phone.

    - Files too large to send by e-mail transmission can be shared in a

      click.

    - Stored files are never automatically deleted.

    - Cloud storage, scalability and redundancy thanks to geographic Raid 5

      technology.



    Memopal foresees a future in which users will work on their documents,

music and photographs at the speed of a local disk, while taking advantage

of an archive accessible from anywhere, at any time. Furthemore, Memopal

will last much longer than the user's computer.



    For more information on Memopal, visit http://www.memopal.com