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Did you know you can buy the Complete National Geographic Collection on a 160-GB Hard Drive! It consists of 120 years of amazing discoveries, maps, and the world’s best photography included in every issue of National Geographic magazine, digitally reproduced in high resolution.

Here is what you get -
* Rediscover every printed page—every article and advertisement, and thousands of photographs—from 1888 through 2008
* Reference hundreds of the magazine’s classic maps digitized as part of the magazine’s archive for the first time
* Use Geobrowse—a visual geographic search tool—to find articles, photographs, and maps about the location you choose
* Browse special “read lists” from National Geographic or personalize your archive by creating and saving your own lists of favorite articles
* Test your knowledge of subjects including exploration, the environment, geography, history, cultures, and more with a trivia game that links to related articles
* Includes a bonus DVD with tips on how to take better photographs, an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how National Geographic Magazine is put together, and interviews with NGM photographers revealing the backstory behind their famous photographs
And you can use the hard drive for your personal use also as its is a partitioned hard drive with free 100GB space for your personal files. Buy the Complete National Geographic on 160GB Hard Drive for $199.95 only (ships in USA and Canada only). Also available is the The Complete National Geographic on 6 DVD-ROMs for $59.95.
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Thanks for update hints. I think it will be good to get details in one hard disk.
Readers Digest should do this.
They are going CHAPTER 11, last I heard.
Movie Distributions of a Bollywood flick called “Man ka Radio” were done via pen-drives too. Are these pen-drives and external disks write-protected?
Readers Digest should do this. Thanks…